City to celebrate new Beeline route today
SOUTHEAST GLENDALE -- Glendale will kick off its new Beeline Route
6 at 7:45 a.m. today in front of Glendale High School.
Mayor Rafi Manoukian, as well as officials from Glendale Unified
School District and the city's Transportation and Parking Commission,
are scheduled to ride the Beeline Route 6 to Glendale High School to
participate in a ceremony with students, faculty, staff and the
general public.
Beeline Route 6 provides service along Colorado Street from San
Fernando Road to the city's eastern border. The route's stops include
Glendale High School, Glendale Public Library's Central branch, the
Adult Recreation Center, Glendale Galleria, Pacific/Edison
neighborhood and Department of Social Services offices on San
Fernando Road.
Glendale High School is at 1440 E. Broadway.
For more information, call 548-3960.
Karen S. Kim
Civil Service Commission to meet this evening
GLENDALE CITY HALL -- The Civil Service Commission will meet at 5
p.m. today in council chambers at City Hall, 613 E. Broadway.
The commission will consider approving bulletins for a police
communication shift supervisor, library-services administrator and
senior library supervisor. In addition, the commission will review
the disciplinary appeal hearing policies and procedures and code of
conduct for city employees and whether fees paid to outside counsel
by the city are public record.
For more information, call 548-2110.
Karen S. Kim
Design Review Board to meet Thursday
GLENDALE CITY HALL -- The Design Review Board will meet at 1 p.m.
Thursday in council chambers, 613 E. Broadway.
The board will discuss the construction projects of applicants at
601 W. Glenoaks Blvd., 501 S. Glendale Ave., 1816 Bagdad Place and
3259 Mills Ave.
For more information, call 548-2140.
Karen S. Kim
Peace vigil set for Friday outside armory
GLENDALE -- A group of Glendale and area residents are expected to
gather outside the National Guard Armory on Friday to conduct a peace
vigil against President Bush's call for military action in Iraq.
The vigil will be from 5 to 7 p.m. at 220 E. Colorado St.
Organizers, who work in conjunction with the Coalition for World
Peace, want local residents to know there are people who do not
support an attack on Iraq.
Gretchen Hoffman
Glendale Humane Society rolls out new programs
GLENDALE -- The Glendale Humane Society will offer a new low-cost
spay and neuter program called The Lewis Program between Monday and
Nov. 15.
Glendale residents who have unaltered dogs or cats can receive
vouchers from the Glendale Humane Society costing $20 for a male pet
and $40 for a female pet. Vouchers will allow residents to make
appointments with participating veterinarians.
In addition, the shelter will be open Sundays for pet adoptions
from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. starting Sunday. The Glendale Humane Society
will be closed Mondays.
The Humane Society is at 717 W. Ivy St. For more information, call
242-1128.
Karen S. Kim
