Summary
Easton's Environmental Advisory Council is cracking down on light pollution, which means local businesses and the city might soon have to change how they light up the night.
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Local businesses might have to shell out cash upfront to upgrade their outdoor lighting, though they could save money on electricity bills down the road.
Stargazers, wildlife, and residents trying to sleep without annoying glare shining through their bedroom windows will finally get some relief.
Businesses that rely on bright, flashy signage to attract night traffic might see a dip in visibility.
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