Dunedin moves to expand area where BB guns will be banned  A new
city logo, the &#8220;E&#8221; formed by three wavy blue lines,
was approved. It will keep the tagline &#8220;Home of Honeymoon
Island.&#8221; &#65279;  Wilesmith Advertising and Design  A new
city logo, the “E” formed by three wavy blue lines, was
approved. It will keep the tagline “Home of Honeymoon Island.” ﻿
DUNEDIN — Ducks will be able to breathe easier since
commissioners Thursday night gave preliminary approval to a new
measure banning BB guns not just in city parks but on all public
property.    Sheriff's deputies said their hands were tied
because Muscovies are considered an unprotected nuisance species
and no laws against firing air guns existed. The shooters had
said they intended to eat the birds.   In voting 5-0 Thursday to
ban BB guns from public property, commissioners generally agreed
that the weapons should be allowed on private property.  The
proposal, though, met initial resistance from Mayor Dave Eggers
and Commissioner Davi