Onward | Taking Stock and Bearing Down – For Now
A note from the home office on the state of things with the “What’s What New Port Richey” website, and what’s to come […]
A note from the home office on the state of things with the “What’s What New Port Richey” website, and what’s to come […]
From the story – It is a blessing for me to lay claim to the back porch as the rest of the house sleeps, including Sophie, the gray tabby cat who typically greets me at the slider, eagerly meowing for her morning brushes. […]
From the editor – “This is no time for giving in, I figure, after noticing the errant sunflower growing in the plant coaster holding the barren, shriveled-up eggplant that bit the dust a couple of months ago.” […]
Thoughts from the editor -Christmas is the holiday our family celebrates in a way that has evolved over the years, as it should when the kids scatter and come to celebrate their own Christmas mornings in their own houses, in their own states. In their own ways. […]
Accessing and creating opportunities for ourselves and others are essential stepping stones in building and sustaining a strong, cohesive, thriving community that can weather whatever is on the way […]
Random thoughts from editor, Michele Miller […]
Thoughts from the editor […]
It’s okay, I figure, to pass on the annual tradition of rigorous resolutions and making promises you’re unlikely to keep, so much so that the second Friday in January has come to be known as “Quitter’s Day.” […]
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 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. […]
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