Spurred by happy memories of a more prosperous Little Havana, Jose Fernandez is on a mission to preserve the historic character of his childhood neighborhood. And he's not alone. Developers have also joined the preservationist movement and it has gained traction.
July 03, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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Jose Fernandez remembers holding his grandmother’s hand a half century ago as they crossed the Flagler Street bridge from his East Little Havana neighborhood to shop in downtown Miami, then a vibrant shopping area.
A lot has happened since. Downtown Miami is not the vibrant shopping destination it once was and many Little Havana buildings some of which date back to the Great Depression have fallen on hard times.
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