Fountain Hills Mayor Gerry Friedel, left, presents Dark Sky Preservation Chairman John Craft with a proclamation declaring the week of April 21 to April 28 as International Dark Sky Week in Fountain Hills. The proclamation states “The aesthetic beauty and wonder of the natural night sky is a shared heritage of all humankind …. (As) Fountain Hills Dark Sky Preservation Committee provides free education, resources and solutions to the public to encourage the protection of an enjoyment of dark skies and responsible outdoor lighting.”
(Independent Newsmedia/Bob Burns)
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Dark Sky declaration in Fountain Hills
(Independent Newsmedia/Bob Burns)
Fountain Hills Mayor Gerry Friedel, left, presents Dark Sky Preservation Chairman John Craft with a proclamation declaring the week of April 21 to April 28 as International Dark Sky Week in Fountain Hills. The proclamation states “The aesthetic beauty and wonder of the natural night sky is a shared heritage of all humankind …. (As) Fountain Hills Dark Sky Preservation Committee provides free education, resources and solutions to the public to encourage the protection of an enjoyment of dark skies and responsible outdoor lighting.”
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