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Free Trade-In of Your Old Holiday Lights for LEDs

Berkeley's Rising Sun Energy Center is offering Alameda and Contra Costa County residents free energy-saving LED Christmas tree lights this coming Sunday in exchange for your old incandescent light strands.

Albany residents and others living in Alameda County can take advantage of free energy-saving holiday lights.

Berkeley's Rising Sun Energy Center is joining the early start on the holiday season with a "Free Holiday/Christmas Light Swap."

Just bring in your old incandescent strand of lights on Sunday, Nov. 18, between 1-4 p.m. to 2530 San Pablo Ave. in Berkeley to receive new, energy-efficient LED lights for free, says the center.

Both color and clear lights will be available. Your old lights will be recycled with proceeds going to cancer research, the center says.

To participate, you must reside in Alameda or Contra Contra Costa county and show a copy of your PG&E bill.

The swap is being done in coordination with Ecology Center.

More information can be obtained by calling 510-647-8182 or emailing hernandez@risingsunenergy.org.

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