Cleveland Helps Low-Income Seniors Live Greener
Posted: 06/25/2009
CLEVELAND - The city of Cleveland took a new step Thursday to help the
environment.
Mayor Frank Jackson and several council members kicked off
the Cleveland Carbon Fund's first project in the Detroit Shoreway
neighborhood.
Now, 10,000 compact fluorescent light bulbs will be installed
at St. Augustine Towers, a residence for low-income seniors.
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