If you have any problems unsubscribing, please see further instructions at the bottom of this edition of Streetmail. For 65 years the New Port Richey Shuffleboard Club has leased a property on Grand Blvd. In addition to 16 courts, the club built a multi-purpose activities building. In many ways the club has been good for members and tourists, and good for the city. Some 40 miles from where the modern game was designed in 1924, the New Port Richey Shuffleboard Club took on city council last week in a round of shuffleboard.
Winners take all.
No best of three. Discs were flying. The scoring diagram was chock-full. City council wins. It seems like an injustice to us.