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Eclipse eye safety

Just because there is an eclipse coming, it doesnot mean it is safe to look at the sun. Learn more: aoa.org/2017eclipse.

Many local libraries, including South Haven’s, are hosting viewing parties and giving away FREE eclipse glasses.

Learn more:  https://eclipse.aas.org/eye-safety/iso-certification