Daylight saving time, Halloween meet in 2026: It won’t happen again for a long time

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This means an extra hour of sleep for rabble-rousers out on Halloween. (Marjhon Obsioma via Unsplash)

If you’re one of those people frightened by the end of daylight saving time and its dark afternoons, brace yourself for a particularly spooky Halloween.



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