Musings from Michele Miller, creator and editor of the community blog, ‘What’s What New Port Richey.’
If you’re in a conundrum about what to buy for people who have enough, remember that time is most definitely of the essence and these days most people could use a good one. […]
It is a point of pride for me and a point of thanks for my daughter-in-law that the “Teach a man to cook” philosophy I laid out when my son was just a boy was playing out over a holiday that so often feels like too much work followed by too little time eating too fast till you feel way fuller than you should. […]
It felt like a homecoming of sorts, nature breathing a calming “Welcome Home” into our arthritic bones as the old man and I sauntered down the hiking trail at New Port Richey’s James E. Grey Preserve. […]
From the editor…Life is a series of contrasts that often play out because of simple dumb luck. Where you were born. Where you live. Where Mother Nature veers. […]
Whether it be acting, singing, playing a music instrument, sculpting, painting or grant writing there’s a place to do your thing right here […]
“Sliding back into the routine isn’t easy even for the fortunate among us who emerged bleary-eyed out of our homes the morning after a sleepless, frightful night to survey the damage and discover we’d come out of it okay.” […]
It is one of human nature’s bright spots to strive for resilience in a way that makes you understand how your town, city, county or state comes to earn the surname “Strong.” […]
I thought I’d be writing a different column when I snapped a photo of the protestors carrying signs at the entrance of Honeymoon Island State Park in Dunedin. […]
The program helps feed senior and disabled shut-ins who are in need – some desperately – while connecting them to others in the community who stop by once a month to drop off food and exchange brief pleasantries. A human touch. […]
Slow season? Not so much. […]
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