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“There are so many things I like about this garden,” said volunteer, Amelia Maseda, a ten-year member whose plot was filled with sweet potatoes, papaya, white eggplant, Malabar spinach and rosemary. “I think what I like most about it is that it’s a safe, peaceful place for the community.” […]
Lu the Hippo, a long-time resident that came here from the San Diego Zoo in the 1960s and celebrated a 63rd birthday in January of 2023. PHOTO | MICHELE MILLER (2020) […]
“This is an industry that happened by accident”, said Cheryl Taylor, who pooled her experience as a business development strategist, public relations manager, and events coordinator to launch the growing pop-up circuit. […]
100+Women Who Care, Pasco, is making a dent in doing good things. […]
“The idea is to meet the needs of the community. To be a focal point where people can come with their kids. To be a safe haven where kids can be kids and adults can enjoy kids and what they’re doing here and everyone can come and have a good time, whether it’s for MLK or Juneteenth,” said Eugene Scott, president of the African American Club of Pasco.. […]
Studio NPR, much like the city, is fluid and ever-changing. It has flexible bones and a prime spot on Main Street nestled among local drinking and eating establishments and is just a few doors down from Wright’s Supermarket, a local mom-and-pop staple. […]
Celebrate the Dream delivered an overall message of love and community inspired by Dr. King. It also could mark a resurrection of the once-held celebration to honor the Civil Rights hero in the city’s prized park and broaden the celebration to a three-day event. […]
The Dinos and Dragons exhibit is a first of its kind of event for New Port Richey and a way to bring attention to and raise funds for a permanent location for the Museum of Archaeology Paleontology and Science in New Port Richey […]
The Seventh Annual Okra Occasion offered a taste of one of Florida’s few summer vegetables as well as educational information on the upcoming growing season and local organizations involved with that. […]
“I want this to be a happy place for people, whether they are someone in their 20s where the building has been boarded up for their whole life or someone in their 60s who has memories of going to the high school prom or a wedding here,” owner Jim Gunderson said. “Hopefully, it will offer enough of an experience that people will find their spot here that would sort of tickle them.” […]
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