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In this Dublin Daily Issue
☘️ Dublin Area Events
☘️ Local Weather
☘️ A Quick Note About Our Links
☘️ More Money for Dublin Events Next Year
☘️ Do You Have a College-Bound Athlete?
☘️ Historic Dublin Could Get a New Dining Hub
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Upcoming events
Dublin Area Events
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Friday
Sales Connection Breakfast Series - Topic: Relationship First Sales Approach — 8:30 AM at 129 S High St
Half Pints at Fado Pub & Kitchen — 7 PM at Fado Pub and Kitchen
Saturday
Pokemon Go Wild Area Meetup — 10 AM to 6 PM at Coffman Park
Autumn Fest — 10 AM at 6750 Longshore Street
Build the Band — 1 PM at 6727 Dublin Center Drive. Does your child love music and making new friends? Join this free group trial lesson.
SOS Saturday with FANG — 1 PM at Round Table Games
November Sip N Stitch 2026 — 2 PM at Getaway Brewing
Sunday
Pokemon Go Wild Area Meetup — 9 AM to 10:30 AM at Coffman Park
D&D Adventurers' League — 1 PM at Beyond the Board
Bonsai Winter Care | CBS November Meeting — 1:15 PM at the Dublin Library
Nikita Annenkov, Cello & Yihan Annenkov, Piano — 4 PM at Prince of Peace Lutheran Church
Monday
Dublin City Council — 7 PM to 10 PM at Council Chambers
Weather
Local Weather
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A Quick Note About Our Links
Some readers experienced security warnings when clicking links in yesterday's newsletter. The issue appears to involve our email provider's link-tracking system and has been reported for investigation.
The links appear to be working on mobile devices, so that may be an alternative if you're having trouble on your computer. We're sorry for the inconvenience and hope to have this resolved soon!
Local News
More Money for Dublin Events Next Year
Some of Dublin's most popular events are getting a little more financial support next year. And in a few cases, quite a bit more!
Dublin City Council has approved $292,500 in grants for 21 organizations for 2027, up from $253,829 this year. That's an increase of more than $38,000, or about 15%.
The biggest recipient is the Dublin Market and Fore!Fest, which will receive $57,670, nearly double this year's $30,000. The Historic Dublin Business Association is getting $37,000 to support events including Holly Days, the Bunny Hop, Historic Halloween and several others.
And there are some other notable increases. Japan FestOH! is going from about $12,500 to $21,000, while Dublin's Diwali Festival will receive $15,000, almost twice this year's amount. The Dublin Education Foundation's Elevate Education program is also seeing its grant triple, from $5,000 to $15,000.
So where does the money come from? Dublin charges a 6% tax on hotel stays, and a portion of that revenue goes toward supporting events and programs around town. The idea is to attract more visitors who might also spend money at our hotels, restaurants and local businesses, while giving residents more things to enjoy.
It's an interesting look at how some of the events we enjoy throughout the year are funded. And with nearly $300,000 approved for next year, there's quite a bit of support going into keeping Dublin's event calendar busy.
You can check out the full list of organizations receiving funding here.
Local News
Do You Have a College-Bound Athlete?
I've been seeing quite a few announcements lately about Dublin athletes committing to play sports in college. And I imagine there are plenty more that I haven't seen!
With so many talented young athletes across our three high schools, it's hard to keep track of everyone. But I thought it would be fun to share some of these announcements in Dublin Daily so we can celebrate their achievements together.
So if your son or daughter has recently committed to play at a major college, I'd love to hear about it! Just reply to this email with their name, which high school they attend, what sport they play, where they're headed, and a little about them. And please include a photo!
If I receive a lot of submissions, I'll spread them out over several issues. And if there are simply too many to feature everyone, I'll give priority to athletes heading to larger college programs.
Congratulations to all our Dublin athletes taking this exciting next step!
Local News
Historic Dublin Could Get a New Dining Hub
If you've been following plans for Monterey Village, just south of West Bridge Street, there's some interesting news. Restaurants could play a much bigger role in the development than originally planned.
The development, which received its final development plan approval back in July, covers nearly seven acres along Monterey Drive, near Sells Middle School. It's planned to include a mix of restaurants, shops, offices and a public gathering space.
But the developer has now increased the space allocated for restaurants and drinking establishments from 34,500 to 55,500 square feet, a jump of more than 60%. At the same time, the space allocated for retail and offices has been reduced. With a few rather minor amendments, Dublin’s Planning and Zoning Commission approved the revised plans Thursday evening.
No restaurant tenants have been announced yet, and the final mix of businesses could still change. But it's looking increasingly like Monterey Village could become another place for Dublin residents to meet for dinner, grab a drink or spend an evening out.
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A Note From Nick
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— Nick