Paradise Lost in Siesta Key and Two Hurricanes
We will never return to Miami or Miami Beach that’s for sure: Ethnicity, diverse culture, good Cuban Food and sandwiches set aside, it made us feel like we were in a foreign country
By Dr. Ileana Johnson Paugh —— Bio and Archives--October 18, 2024
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We flew to Sarasota a week after hurricane Helene flooded Siesta Key to check on our family’s vacation home. We landed on a sunny day and, as we exited the airport, as always, the stifling humidity hit us like a tropical jungle.
The beauty around us was undisturbed and we were hoping against all odds that our home somehow survived the 3-4 feet of water that flooded from the nearby canal. The windows were thrown open by friends and neighbors but the smell and the mold growing on the walls to the flood line caused our hearts to sink.
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