The Lake Worth Resource Center, a day-labor center established last fall in the city shuffleboard building to get workers off the streets, will celebrate its first anniversary Friday .
City Commissioner Suzanne Mulvehill is scheduled to speak along with laborers and employers who have used the center during the ceremony, set for 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the center at 1121 Lucerne Ave.
Director Lisa Wilson said the center has made 722 job matches, registered 240 employers and logged more than 3,700 volunteer hours.
A graduation ceremony is planned Friday for workers who have completed classes in computing, customer service, carpentry, cake decorating and other skills.
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