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Sun City West residents see a new 'Rec Center News'

Interactive digital version also available

Nadine Carter, administrative assistant to the Recreation Centers of Sun City West general manager, reviews the first magazine-style Rec Center News published in October.

(Submitted photo/RSCW)

This month the Recreation Center of Sun City West changed the look of the Rec Center News and residents have mixed emotions about the changes.

According to association officials, the Rec Center News is migrating to a magazine and also launching an interactive digital version of the magazine at the same time.

Each issue will have a story highlighting the most important story of the month, plus a “need to know” section and promotional announcements.

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