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Thornton: Hopefully Dark Skies event raised awareness

Thank you for the great article on the Dark Sky event on April 8th (“County promoting half-hour Dark Skies Lights Out event” on the cover of the April 2024 Apache Junction/Gold Canyon Independent.

Hopefully it will be successful in raising awareness, not to mention compliance.

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Thornton: Hopefully Dark Skies event raised awareness

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By Stuart Thornton, resident of unincorporated Pinal County near Apache Junction

Thank you for the great article on the Dark Sky event on April 8th (“County promoting half-hour Dark Skies Lights Out event” on the cover of the April 2024 Apache Junction/Gold Canyon Independent.

Hopefully it will be successful in raising awareness, not to mention compliance.

Reader reactions, pro or con, are welcomed at AzOpinions@iniusa.org.

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