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March 11-15 marks spring break for the Fort Worth public schools. The challenge is always finding something to do during the youngsters days away from school. Here are cool ideas of things to do.
Daylight saving time begins in March and ends in November. Sure, there will be more light in the evening. But first, you’ll be losing an hour.
There’s been a push to end daylight saving time in the United States, however, there is still no nationwide law in place.
The researchers note that there is no compelling reason to alter the daylight saving time system based on concerns related to heart health.