State and federal efforts have tried to free residents from the “roll back – spring forward” carousel for years, but they just keep failing.
OLYMPIA, Wash. — It’s nearly that time again – Daylight Saving Time will start on March 10, prompting millions to lose an hour of sleep during a difficult adjustment period. People similarly have complaints when DST comes to an end in November – although we gain an hour of sleep, it signals the start of a long winter ahead and dreaded 4 p.m. sunsets.
Lawmakers both at the state and federal level have tried, in vain, for years to pick one consistent
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