Saturday, January 31st 2026 in the heart of Miami Springs at the circle, we said goodbye to the month of January and hello to literacy at the Literacy Fair presented by Commissioner Natalie Milian Orbis. The City of Miami Springs is well known for this type of event. The circle was surrounded by booths and vendors. Free food like pizza from Papa Johns and popcorn was given out. As well as face painting, pet adoption, raffles, arts and crafts and of course book giveaways. This was the beginning of Literacy Week, an amazingly positive cause. Even the Girl Scouts were there to sell their delicious cookies. The Dade County Mobile Library was available as well as the mobile licence...
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