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LEBANON, OH -- Now that the 2024 Great American Eclipse has come and gone, what can you do with your eclipse glasses?
Warren County Park District and the Warren County Astronomical Society are accepting used eclipse glasses to be used for the next eclipse in Africa, which according to the NBC News will be August 2, 2027.
"They (the glasses) will be tested for safety and saved for the next eclipse in Africa," reads the Warren County Park District Newsletter.
The glasses can be...
- mailed or dropped off (Monday through Friday between the hours of 9am to 3pm) at the Armco Park office 1223 North State Route 741, Lebanon, OH 45036
- Or, bring them to a WCAS event.
For more information contact Chris Celek at chris.celek@gmail.com.
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Robert Akers
Neighbor
4-09-2024 10:44pm
I watched the eclipse from Greenville yesterday. I did not look through glasses. We have been lied to about everything and the MSM is the enemy of the people.
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Beth Callahan
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4-14-2024 10:17pm
Did you look glassless during totality or the whole time? I know you can look at 100 percent totality without glasses, actually that is the only way to see it.
