Photo credit: Al Boza
I couldn't make this stuff up if I wanted to people. Straight off the Hialeah High marquee they're promoting their free English classes, except they spelled English wrong. Classic Hialeah!
This is the old Molina's in East Hialeah. Hialeah is becoming a dump, filled with abandoned businesses and foreclosed houses. The streets are run down and there's garbage all over the street. When is the city government going to step up and bring East Hialeah back to beautiful?
Atlantic Hosiery and Apparel in Hialeah gets a new location and caters to the Latinos. Aha!
Hey bro, remember the 80's? Remember when Casanovas was the coolest place in town? Check out that El Camino, those pink pants and the gladiator looking guy. wow, meng!
How will you know when you get to Hialeah? Just look for the chongaliciousness. When you see it, you'll know you're there.
Only in Hialeah can you build an entire business on fixing flats. Bro, have you seen our streets?
Ok, so what's your guess? Latino or Americano?
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Just another typical day in Hialeah.
Here's a shot of a typical looking business on East 10th Avenue. Sandwiched in between the auto body shops and factories, you'll find little cafeterias. This one is proud to announce they're under new management and they even offer cantina. Would you buy dinner for your family here?
Whatever you want man, we got it for sale here in the streets of Hialeah. Shrimp and Lobster? No hay problema! Peanuts and Churros? No hay problema! Water and Jupiña? No hay problema! No time to get out of your car? That's not a problem either. We'll run to your car for you!
If you didn't know better you'd think Payless Shoe store on 49th street (NW 103rd) in West Hialeah catches fire at least once a week. Why? 'Cause at least once a week there's a firetruck parked outside. My guess is the firefighters can't get the truck through the Starbucks drive-thru. Still, do they need to take the firetruck there regularly? Bro, can't someone just do a coffee run?
Look up in the sky, it's a bird. It's a plane. Oh, it's just the Goodyear Blimp. Hey, remember when it was housed over in Opa Locka? Those were the good ole days.
Photo credit: South Florida Daily Blog"Hialeah may be one of the more unique places to live in South Florida. That's saying a lot based upon the neighborhoods we have down here. So what better place to base a blog than The City Of Streets With 3 Names? Sweet Home Hialeah started out with a bang early last month, posting several times a day and sprinting through Hialeah-based content quicker than you can say "Milander Park." They've slowed a bit since, but "Pepe" is still serving up some interesting and humorous posts that document life in Hialeah.
SWH has all the widgets going on [recent posts, recent comments, the Twitter, etc.] and maintains a quality blogroll ['cause it includes SFDB] so you'll get the full service blogging experience when you visit.
I'm hoping Sweet Home Hialeah can keep it going and not flame out because Lord knows there's enough happening in that town to keep 20 bloggers busy."
Yesterday, Hialeah Police sent out a Public Service Announcement to all Hialeah residents via telephone. It was communicated in English and Spanish it went like this:If a stranger tries to sell you or asks you for your help cashing a winning lottery ticket which they cannot cash because they claim to be illegal immigrants, end the conversation quickly, leave the area and call the police. This is always a scam. Thank you and have a safe evening.
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Hey? Can't you read English? The sign says "No Thru Trucks!"
