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The case for ending the Daylight Savings clock change
Almost nobody likes switching the clocks. The fight is over which time to keep.
Almost nobody likes switching the clocks. The fight is over which time to keep.
Only about 1 in 5 eligible households gets LIHEAP help, and the money can run out. Here's how to apply early.
About 1 in 4 New York City hearings ends in a dismissal. In Atlanta, it's fewer than 1 in 25.
Clocks fall back at 2 a.m. on Sunday, November 1. You get an extra hour, and a few places skip the whole thing.
The neighbor conversation works more often than the complaint does, and you only get to have it once.
That half-can of paint in the garage has a proper exit. Here's what counts as hazardous and where it goes.
911 is for emergencies and 311 is for city services. 211 is the number for when you need help and don't know who to ask.
Call the police non-emergency line before you panic. Storage fees start the day it arrives.
The races that decide your street are the ones at the bottom of the ballot, and nobody arrives knowing them.
Most lost dogs are found close to home and fast. The first day is when it happens, if it happens.
911 is for emergencies. 311 is for the pothole, the dead streetlight, and the couch on the curb. Most people never use it.
