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Glendale receives $1.3M in federal money to assist community centers

High-speed internet connections will help all three facilities in poorest part of city

Important services at three community centers in south Glendale are truly in demand.

Rose Lane Recreation Center, Glendale Community Center, and O'Neil Recreation Center offer everything from before- and after-school services for kids to job-seeking assistance for adults to opportunities for seniors to apply for social services.

And it’s no secret.

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