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The day to move our clocks forward one hour is rapidly approaching, and despite the fact most everyone hates doing the spring forward-fall back routine, lawmakers don't seem any closer to getting rid of it here in Illinois or anywhere else in the nation.
The day to move our clocks forward one hour is rapidly approaching, and despite the fact most everyone hates doing the spring forward-fall back routine, lawmakers don't seem any closer to getting rid of it here in Illinois or anywhere else in the nation.
The day to move our clocks forward one hour is rapidly approaching, and despite the fact most everyone hates doing the spring forward-fall back routine, lawmakers don't seem any closer to getting rid of it here in Illinois or anywhere else in the nation.
The day to move our clocks forward one hour is rapidly approaching, and despite the fact most everyone hates doing the spring forward-fall back routine, lawmakers don't seem any closer to getting rid of it here in Illinois or anywhere else in the nation.
A little over two weeks from now we get to take part in that much-beloved ritual of setting our clocks ahead. In spite of multiple efforts from Illinois state lawmakers over the years, we still have to do this clock-changing routine twice a year.