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Congress considers extending "daylight-saving time"

Clark took the staff to Argentina in February and one of the many great treats of the trip was the ample number of daylight hours. It was a great time to go because winter in the States can bring lots of dark, depressing days. Well, Congress may have suffered mid-winter blues one time too many because legislators are considering extending daylight-savings time. If the bill passes, daylight-savings time will start in March and end at the end of November. Right now, it starts in April and ends in November. So, that means two more months of more daylight in our days. Tell us what you think by voting in our new poll. We’ll keep you posted on what happens.

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This week's poll
Which of these recent rip-off alerts shocked you the most?
Campuses taking kickbacks from health insurers.
AT&T settling a lawsuit over 3rd party billing charges.
Online loans coming with interest rates as high as 2,000%.
Scamsters pretending to collect funds for flood-relief charities.
All of the above.
None of the above.
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