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City Receives State Funds for New Lighting Along Penn Ave in East Liberty.
Written by Amy Whipple
- The City has been awarded funds from the State to install 96 new LED lights along Penn Avenue, from the Target at Spirit St. to Negley Ave.
- This lighting upgrade will complement the LED Streetlight Modernization Project, which aims to replace high-pressure sodium fixtures across the City with LED fixtures.
- LED lights use less electricity and produce less light pollution than high-pressure sodium lights.
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