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(From the City of Findlay) City of Findlay offices will be closed on Monday, April 8 due to the Total Solar Eclipse. The Mayor’s office will be accessible that day by calling (419) 424-7137 or by email mayor@findlayohio.gov. The City Income Tax Department will have extended hours from 8:00am-6:00pm on Tuesday, April 9-Friday, April 12.

For the second time in six months, Santa Monica residents will be able to view a solar eclipse, though the event is more rare than that timeframe would suggest.

“We are concerned because there has been a flood of counterfeit copies of glasses that have hit the market. It’s sometimes, it’s hard to tell,” manufacturer Mark Margolis tells Inside Edition.

After months of hype and waiting, a once-in-a-lifetime spectacle is almost ready to amaze folks in Central Texas.

The date of the total solar eclipse is almost here. “I want people to just enjoy the experience,” said Findlay Mayor Christina Muryn. Part of being able to enjoy the experience is being prepared for the experience, and the mayor was on with WFIN’s Chris Oaks to discuss the city’s readiness for the special celestial

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Residents in Dallas are being urged to be cautious and prepare for city plans as the total solar eclipse makes its way to North Texas.

Travelers from Europe and even New Zealand are expected to fly into North Texas for April 8's total solar eclipse.

Fifteen states are in the path of totality from Texas to Maine, which will have "widespread impact" on at least 30 interstates.