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CALIFORNIA
HISTORICAL RADIO SOCIETY
IS PLEASED TO HONOR
EDWARD
A. SHARPE
WITH THE
CHARLES D. 'DOC' HERROLD
AWARD FOR
OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT IN
THE PRESERVATION AND DOCUMENTATION OF
EARLY RADIO.
BY
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS, 1992:
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(with apologies to Bye Bye Birdie!)
BYE
BYE! BULBY! - IT'S TIME FOR YOU TO GO!
GLENDALE
GOES GREEN
WITH NEW LED TRAFFIC LIGHTS
Drivers
in Glendale will now be using two kinds of green at
city traffic lights: green energy and brighter green lights!
GLENDALE,
Ariz., - Drivers in Glendale will be using two kinds of green at city
traffic lights: green energy and brighter green lights. Glendale’s
Transportation Department has upgraded traffic lights citywide to LED in
an effort to conserve energy and reduce costs.
LED, or light-emitting diode, last longer, use less power to energize and
have a robust sharpness compared to regular lights.
A
grant from the Department of Energy enabled the city to complete the
conversion of LED lights throughout Glendale.
The grant enabled 30 intersections to be converted making all of
Glendale’s 190 signalized intersections equipped with LED lighting.
The
higher quality lamps will require less maintenance, resulting in fewer
lane closures due to repairs. Energy
and cost savings are substantial, with anticipated savings of $92,000 in
annual maintenance and $65,520 in annual energy costs for the newly
converted intersections. Total
energy and maintenance savings for the 30 intersections will be around
$157,520 annually. With 40
lights (red, green, yellow) per intersection the total conversion of 7,600
lights to LED has savings comparable to the amount of power generated for
300 homes annually.
The
city’s commitment to being green continues with the old traffic lights.
Hundreds of reflectors, lenses and
bulbs will be auctioned in July and recycled.
For more information on Glendale’s Transportation Department
visit: www.glendaleaz.com/transportation
or call 623-930-2940
and to learn more about Glendale’s green efforts, click on www.glendaleaz.com/green.
The
old lights were housed with two components – a bulb and a
reflector unit.
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The
new LED traffic signal lights are efficiently housed as one unit,
making it quick and convenient to change them out.
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Hundreds
and hundreds of reflector units awaiting to be picked up and
auctioned off next month.
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Likewise,
boxes and boxes of light bulbs await recycling.
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