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Volunteers needed for Miami Gardens cleanup

By Lance Dixon

ldixon@miamiherald.com

March 08, 2016 09:53 AM

Miami Gardens resident Chris Smith, left, secures a newly-planted wild tamarind tree with Joy Klein of Miami-Dade County's Adopt-A-Tree program in May 2015 at the LeJeune Road linear park. The city is looking for volunteers for a community cleanup event Saturday morning.
Miami Gardens resident Chris Smith, left, secures a newly-planted wild tamarind tree with Joy Klein of Miami-Dade County's Adopt-A-Tree program in May 2015 at the LeJeune Road linear park. The city is looking for volunteers for a community cleanup event Saturday morning. MARSHA HALPER mhalper@miamiherald.com
Miami Gardens resident Chris Smith, left, secures a newly-planted wild tamarind tree with Joy Klein of Miami-Dade County's Adopt-A-Tree program in May 2015 at the LeJeune Road linear park. The city is looking for volunteers for a community cleanup event Saturday morning. MARSHA HALPER mhalper@miamiherald.com

Miami Gardens is hosting a community cleanup and looking for volunteers.

The event is taking place from 8 a.m. to noon. Saturday at Miami Carol City Park, 18500 NW 32nd Ave. and then moving into the community.

The public works department’s Keep Miami Gardens Beautiful division said that gloves and bags and other supplies will be available for volunteers. Food will be provided.

“They only thing they really have to bring is themselves and a baseball cap and sunscreen,” said KMGB coordinator Lashura Batten.

Volunteers will be split into five groups and move along routes through neighborhoods around the park.

Those interested in volunteering should call 786-279-1261.

Lance Dixon: 305-376-3708, @LDixon_3

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