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Christmas in Columbia 2012 lights shine bright - for less money Going Green. Retrofitting for the Future: Adair County High School Energy Students hope to brighten Columbia, KY Public Square at a lower cost this year with modern LED bulbs in Old Fashioned Lamps Click on headline for story with photos By Duane Bonifer News from LWC & ACHS Energy Career Technology Academy COLUMBIA, KY - When area residents watch this year's Christmas in Columbia parade process through the Public Square Saturday night, they will see the event through a different light. That's because Adair County High School students in Heather Spoon's energy class began an experiment Thursday with light bulbs on Columbia's Public Square. The students and Spoon began replacing the dozen lampposts' metal halide bulbs with light-emitting diode bulbs - also known as LED bulbs. The students will monitor whether the LED bulbs emit more light at a lower cost, which would reduce the the city's energy bill. The LED bulbs were purchased through a grant Lindsey Wilson College received from the Appalachian Regional Commission for the college's Energy Technology Career Academy, which Spoon directs at Adair County High School. - Duane Bonifer This story was posted on 2012-12-01 02:38:21
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