A Voice for your opinions: The Illinois Senate passed bill 533, November 12, to make daylight savings time standard, meaning we would set the clocks forward an hour in March 2020 and not set them back an hour in November. What are your thoughts?
A Voice for your opinions: The Illinois Senate passed bill 533, November 12, to make daylight savings time standard, meaning we would set the clocks forward an hour in March 2020 and not set them back an hour in November. What are your thoughts?
“I’d like to keep the time change the way it is. I like the time change in the Fall.” Desmond R., Montgomery
“I wouldn’t like it. I think we should fall back. It will still affect the farmers either way.” Gina M., Joliet
“I don’t think they need to change that law. I guess I’m just an old-fashioned soul.”Tahiti W., Aurora
“I think the idea is great, but there are more important issues at the forefront the legislators should focus on and revise for the community.”Edward A., Aurora
“I’m a roofing contractor and another hour of daylight in the evening would be nice, especially since my guys can’t get up in the morning.”Ed Smith, Naperville
