Anonymous wrote:That would make things tough for people that commute from DC or VA. So I drop my kids off at 8:00 in VA but then it would already be 9:00 at my work in MD.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Forward, backward... whatever, as long as we stop the tme swinging madness once for alll!!
Exactly.
Anonymous wrote:That would make things tough for people that commute from DC or VA. So I drop my kids off at 8:00 in VA but then it would already be 9:00 at my work in MD.
Anonymous wrote:There is a little more to it than that...
If passed, the legislation would be contingent on changes being made to the federal Uniform Time Act, which allows states to exempt themselves from observing Daylight Saving Time, but requires a change in federal law to remain on Daylight Saving Time year-round.
Anonymous wrote:Forward, backward... whatever, as long as we stop the tme swinging madness once for alll!!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:YES PLESE!!!......
Maryland could spring forward permanently with Daylight Saving Time bill
ANNAPOLIS, Md. — At 2 a.m. Sunday, hundreds of millions of Americans will “spring forward” one hour in the annual observance of Daylight Saving Time — gaining an hour of sunlight but losing an hour of sleep.
Some Maryland lawmakers are aiming to change that.
Whether it’s gaining an hour or losing an hour, the time change can be disruptive.
YES PLESE to the sun rising at 8:30 am in January?
Not for me.
Anonymous wrote:YES PLESE!!!......
Maryland could spring forward permanently with Daylight Saving Time bill
ANNAPOLIS, Md. — At 2 a.m. Sunday, hundreds of millions of Americans will “spring forward” one hour in the annual observance of Daylight Saving Time — gaining an hour of sunlight but losing an hour of sleep.
Some Maryland lawmakers are aiming to change that.
Whether it’s gaining an hour or losing an hour, the time change can be disruptive.