photo by Tim ElfrinkJohn Rosser taped this sign to his door and moved out in May.​ What's worse than a rotten-egg-stench-belching sewage plant in your back yard?How about an odiferous shit factory that poisons your family and leaves you with severe neurological damage?
That's exactly what John Rosser, a 58-year-old retired pilot, says happened to him in Key Biscayne.
Now Rosser has abandoned his dream home on the tony island, taped ominous "Danger: Poison Gas" signs to his front door, and fil
Peacock Park​Riptide has a question for all of those crazy Coconut Grovites. In the past year, what spectacular little spit of land has been used as the dumping ground for a large dead goat, the home of a five-foot-long saltwater crocodile, and a bum fort turned junkyard. The answer: the mangroves around Peacock Park.In the 1970s, the coastline forest didn't exist. Miami Herald Neighbors columnist Glenn Terry tells Riptide: "When I arrived, the shores of Peacock Park looked like the
