Change time back to DayLight Savings and then stop changing the time twice per year. This is hard on a persons health two times per year. It takes usually two weeks for your body to adjust and upsets your normal routine. Also people coming home from work at night need the daylight to be able to drive without hitting deer. In our area deer hunting is in Oct and Nov and the deer are really on the move. This policy was implemented during World War I and II. IT was discontinued after World War I, but not after World War II. It is said it is to save energy. When you take away daylight energy is going to increase for lights and people at home more.



