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    5th Graders Recommend Dark Skies for Sister City

    May 23, 2022No Comments
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    Sedona News – Recently, students of Deb Sanders’ 5th Grade class at West Sedona
    School suggested an important criterion for the selection of Sedona’s
    Sister City….a dark skies commitment.

    The two fifth grade classes recently completed a STEM Community
    project on Sedona’s light pollution. Their final project, after studying
    about the importance of maintaining Sedona’s Dark Skies designation,
    was to create prototypes of code acceptable outdoor light fixtures. On
    hearing about Sedona’s search for a sister city, the students invited
    Don Groves, Sister Cities Board member, to hear their recommendation
    of a dark skies criterion.

    “ I really enjoyed the 5th grade representatives and their detailed slide
    presentation of why our Sister City should have at least a Dark Skies
    focus if not be an actual certified Dark Skies Community, Groves
    commented. We will discuss this recommendation at the June 7, Sister
    City orientation meeting which will be held at Sedona’s City Hall, Vultee
    meeting room at 4 pm.”

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    Sedona’s Sister City Association is a volunteer organization with the
    Mission of Promoting Peace Through Mutual Respect, Understanding
    and Cooperation. For full information view www.sedonasistercities.org

     

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