Miami, FL
Hialeah activist protests over dead flamingo in Miami Springs
HIALEAH, Fla. – Milly Herrera has been preventing for years to “save” the Hialeah Park Race Observe, a nationwide historic landmark since 1979.
This week, she warned {that a} lifeless flamingo that turned up on Monday in Miami Springs could possibly be an indication of the failure to guard “one in every of nature’s most stunning creatures.”
She additionally mentioned the dealing with of the park for flamingos had failed the late Sen. Roberto Casas, of Hialeah, who had lengthy supported turning the nationwide historic landmark right into a public park.
County and state information present Stephen Brunetti, of Bal Bay Administration, owns the non-public property, at 100 E thirty second St., in Hialeah. Property information present there was a switch to East 4th Residential, a Florida company registered to an lawyer in Coral Gables, in March.
The flamingo’s reason for demise remained unclear on Tuesday afternoon and the property proprietor couldn’t be reached for touch upon Herrera’s allegations.
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