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Who wrote this article, a real estate agent? Not only does it read like an advertisement, it twists the facts about this area on so many points, that even though I have lived in so-called Trinity for over twenty years, I am confused. Does this article wish to claim that Longleaf is part of Trinity, or not? Because it doesn't claim their subdivision, but sure wants to claim their elementary school! Trinity housing development area was long a part of New Port Richey, and the Seven Springs area, before the movement existed to try to incorporate Trinity. This article makes it sounds like it was uninhabited wasteland before the almighty James P. Gills moved in. And I love how this article includes our now-defunct airport in the article, when Trinity itself was part of the reason for the closure! Sweetbay no longer exists in this area, as Trinity area could not provide enough business. This place is not even significant enough for it's own zip code! Are housing subdivisions enough for Wikipedia articles? SOMEONE PLEASE FIX THIS LAUGHABLE ARTICLE OR DELETE IT! An article already exists on New Port Richey, FL!rw34655 17:44, 19 February 2013 (UTC) — Preceding unsigned comment added by Rw34655 (talk • contribs)
