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Monday, April 15, 2013

Jersey Mike's Opening in Trinity

The sub shop is offering a free sub to people who donate to a local charity.

A new sub shop is officially opening for business in Trinity. Jersey Mike’s Subs is celebrating the opening of its shop at 10829 State Road 54 on Wednesday, April 17.   If the taste of fresh East Coast-style subs isn’t enough of an allure to draw you into the local branch of the national franchise, the shop is offering a little something extra to sweeten the deal. The store is circulating 10,000 coupons offering one free sub to each coupon holder who donates at least $1 to the nonprofit Good Samaritan Health Clinic of Pasco. The coupon offering lasts from Wednesday to Sunday, April 21 The store is open 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., seven days a week. You can call it at 727-375-0200 for more details. Get great local stories like this one delivered …

SKlein

9:20 pm on Saturday, April 20, 2013

We just ate at Jersey Mike's and the food as well as the service was great! We are so happy that the Trinity area is continuing to expand! And to the person above, yes Trinity is a real place and it's a great place to live!   more ›

Thursday, April 11, 2013

Schools Superintendent: District Needs 'Radical Changes'

Newly installed superintendent Kurt Browning said the district is 34th out of 67 school districts — and that must improve.

Pasco County is currently ranked 34th out of 67 school districts — and new Schools Superintendent Kurt Browning said he is not content with being average. “You’re looking at the face of a very unhappy superintendent,” he said during a speech before the Central Pasco Chamber of Commerce Wednesday. “I’ve never been happy with mediocre.” The only way to move the district forward, Browning said, is to make “radical changes.” Browning said his staff knows never to tell him that something is done a certain way in the district because that’s the way it’s always been. Since  Browning’s swearing in in November, the district has reduced the number of assistant superintendents from four to two and has done away with the structure of segregating the …

Nancy MacDonald

5:01 pm on Thursday, April 11, 2013

Great to hear that they are going to look at vertical continuity. And, yes, push the kids to learn. Good wishes, because change can be resisted, but sounds as if you are on the right track.   more ›

Wednesday, April 10, 2013

New Pizza Shop Comes To New Port Richey

Angela's Pizza is known for using fresh ingredients.

Angela's Pizza has come to be known for their use of fresh ingredients and tasty pepperoni. Now the Odessa area pizza shop is expanding into New Port Richey. The shop opened its new Pasco location about two weeks ago at 6829 US Highway 19 in New Port Richey. In addition to New York style pizza, Angela's also services stromboli, salads, philly steak subs, desserts and wings. The restaurant also caters. "We are just expanding so we can service more people with some of the best food," according to a post by Angela's staff on their Facebook Page. Angela's Pizza opened in Odessa on Gunn Highway about a year ago and has quickly drawn a following. The Pasco location's hours are Mon-Thu: 11:00 am - 9:00 pm; Fri - Sat:11:00 am-10:00p.m. Sunday: 11:…

Tuesday, April 9, 2013

What's Tampa Bay Saying?

Gun Magazine Maker Eyes Tampa Bay?

The Tampa Bay Young Republicans say Colorado’s loss could be the Bay’s gain. What do you think about it?

As the Wild West gets milder due to gun control laws a manufacturer that produces high-capacity gun magazines is looking to move out of Colorado. The Tampa Bay Young Republicans want that manufacturer, Magpul Industries, to roll out of Boulder and land somewhere in Hillsborough County, according to the Tampa Bay Times. The company makes gun magazines that hold up to 30 rounds and has about 200 people on its payroll, the Times reported. Magpul's motto is "Unfair Advantage," according to its website. The passage of a law in Colorado that bans gun magazines that hold more than 15 rounds has made Boulder a rather unwelcoming place for the company. The Young Republicans want to capitalize on Colorado’s loss by turning it into what they see as a…

RD

2:03 pm on Monday, April 15, 2013

I suppose the question mark lets you off the hook but once again, you're making stuff up as you go. They have no plans of moving here but a small group (a little over 1,000 members of a 4+ million population) hopes they will. I bet you're happy you got everyone spewing the normal BS about gun control, though. You should be ashamed of yourself. You make Fox News look like they care.   more ›

Monday, April 8, 2013

What's Tampa Bay Saying?

Wine in a Keg: Would You Drink It?

The Florida Legislature is considering a law that will make it legal for wine drinkers to get their fix by the keg. What do you think of the idea?

Keg parties might take on a more sophisticated tone if a bill now before the Florida Senate meets with the same unanimous approval it received in the House. State lawmakers want to make it legal for winemakers to sell spirits by the keg – a move that’s already been adopted by 48 other states, according to the Tampa Bay Business Journal. The law, sponsored by Rep. Frank Artiles, R-Miami, must clear the Senate and Gov. Rick Scott’s office before it’s finalized. The idea behind the proposed law is to strike a “Prohibition-era rule” from the books while easing the pressure on processors. It’s also hoped to have positive environmental impacts by reducing reliance on glass bottles especially in restaurants where dozens of bottles can be opened …

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Michael D.

8:52 am on Wednesday, May 1, 2013

Charlesworth, It is huge profits for almost all drinks (except water). But with the buyer already conditioned at higher prices there is no incentive to lower them.   more ›

Wednesday, April 3, 2013

Chick-fil-A Coming to Rec Center

City leaders gave Chick-fil-A approval to operate the concession stand this summer.

It looks like folks will be able to buy Chick-fil-A dishes from the concession stand at the New Port Richey Recreation and Aquatic Center this summer.   City Council members approved a proposal Tuesday from a local Chick-Fil-A restaurant owner to set up shop in the Rec Center. The proposal is for Chick-fil-A to sell its food out of the center concession from around the time Pasco County Schools let out in May until the beginning of August, when the normal school year resumes. The plan is for food to be prepared elsewhere and then delivered to the stand. The city will get 10 percent of the net profits from the stand’s sales. The Chick-fil-A will also help with raising funds for local youth nonprofit organizations.  Outside food, drinks and …

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Jon Tietz

12:42 pm on Friday, April 5, 2013

Hi Disney, According to Ms. Elaine Smith, Chair of the Parks and Recreation Dept. the answer is no. You will be able to visit the location without paying the daily fee.   more ›

Wednesday, March 13, 2013

Club Zhenya Brings Electronic Music Downtown

The nightclub opened its doors in January, and its owner is hoping it will catch on.

Do you like to dance to electronic music?   There’s a new night club in downtown New Port Richey that will get your feet moving. Club Zhenya has opened its doors at 5732 Main St , and its owner is hoping it will catch on downtown. The club, which has a 1,200 sq. ft. dance space, specializes in electronic music. Mike Millsap is the owner of the club. He likes electronic music. “This is the new Rock ‘n’ Roll,” he said. Millsap is also owner of Sunshine River Tours, which offers boat tours of the Crystal River in Hernando County. Millsap lives in the New Port Richey area.  He likes to dance with his wife and go to clubs with her. He opened Club Zhenya in January. He touts the club as something new in New Port  Richey. “What we play here …

J N

8:26 pm on Wednesday, March 13, 2013

Play some And One tracks   more ›

Thursday, March 7, 2013

New Local Option For Those With Heart Concerns

The West Pasco Chamber of Commerce hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the institute’s new location in New Port Richey.

West Pasco residents with heart concerns have a new place to turn for care on the local scene. The Heart & Vascular Institute of Florida has relocated from Trinity into New Port Richey. The West Pasco Chamber of Commerce celebrated the move March 7 with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the new 6633 Forest Ave., Suite 300, location, according to the organization’s Facebook page. The move was prompted by a desire to be closer to North Bay Hospital, the institute’s website states. “It will enable us to serve our patients better and more efficiently,” the website says. Patients can schedule appointment with any of the institute’s five North Bay physicians by calling 727-724-8611. The physicians are:  For more information, visit the Heart & …

Tuesday, March 5, 2013

Business Spotlight: A Secret Garden Spa

A Secret Garden Spa is located at 5807 Main St., New Port Richey.

Whether you want to maintain your youthful appearance or simply want to relax, A Secret Garden Spa is here to help. The day spa, which opened in 1997 at 5807 Main St., New Port Richey, offers a wide range of services including facials, spray-on tanning, chemical peels, hair removal, injectables, massage, microdermabrasion, wraps, waxing and nail care. Hour are Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Thursday from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. and every other Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Be sure to review A Secret Garden Spa on New Port Richey Patch.

Monday, March 4, 2013

Varsity Club Coming To Trinity

The business touts a family-friendly atmosphere.

 A new place to take the family to for a meal or watch a football game with friends is coming to the Trinity area.  Trinity Varsity Club, a restaurant and sports bar, is coming to 3523 Little Road. That spot is the former home of Alli Gators Bar and Grill. The business is shooting for a mid-March opening. The Trinity Varsity Club is owned by East Lake resident Jody Mohlar, who also owns the East Lake Varsity Club, said Drew Bartlenope, general manager of the East Lake Varsity Club. “What we do is we mostly deal with families,” Bartlenope said The Trinity location is near Mitchell High and Seven Springs Middle. It’s also close to W. H. Jack Mitchell Park, where youth soccer matches are held. In addition, the restaurant is also right across …

Gary Pawloski

10:16 pm on Wednesday, May 8, 2013

4th visit , problem is not the food ,, its the wait staff, they are not helping to build your repeat business, no personality and lack of attention. Have yet to see a manage. best of luck want to see you succeed, but someone needs to take a close look as to why customers come back ,   more ›

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