Saiboat was on fire this morning at Dinner Key
A sailboat burned at Dinner Key today, it is believed to be one of the live aboard boats.
Two people and two dogs were aboard, one dog died. The people were injured but are ok.
Channel 10 is all over it with a Slide show of all things.
Two people and two dogs were aboard, one dog died. The people were injured but are ok.
Channel 10 is all over it with a Slide show of all things.
posted by Tom Falco at 2:38 PM
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6 Comments:
Grape,
I called chanel 10 about 4:45 pm today offering excellent video of the sailboat fire at Dinner Key. FREE!
Filmed from a high floor of the Sonesta Bayfront Hotel, it is far superior to the "slide show" they offer, which seemed to be taken when the fire was almost out.
No return call. Guess it was not on their "Master Waterfront Plan".
The Russian
They took their own video and photos from their news helicopter. That's why they probably didn't want yours. They had a crew cover it.
I noticed you didn't offer it to us.
When the mooring field plan goes into effect, it will finally stop the homeless live aboards . Tough way for a poor dog to die. On cold days my guess is they were trying to heat up the cabin. I guess it didnot go the way they thought. The Russian should have charged channel 10 news, then they might have jumped on it. But here in CG, Grapevine First all other news blogs Second.
Grape,
As of 2:10pm there is a fire raging
on Key Biscayne.
The Russian
Where do you think the live aboards will go once the mooring field goes in to affect? You certainly wouldn't want the live aboards roaming your beautiful overpriced place you call home of Coconut Grove, do you? The live aboards choose to live and work from the anchorage. Who can afford rent in the Grove or any where else in the City of Miami. Did you know the majority of live aboards are veterans?
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