Daylight Savings Time Returns Along the Lakeshore
Daylight savings time returns along the lakeshore this coming weekend. March 9, 2008 is when the daylight savings time begins in Michigan and across the nation.
The return of daylight savings time is welcome news after a long winter here in Michigan. We have had record snow falls and long dark days for far too long along the lakeshore.
More daylight hours means spring is around the corner here. We will actually be able to go out in the evening and it will still be light. Cabin fever is coming to an end for many of us.
So, do not forget to spring a head this weekend March 9, 2008 as daylight savings returns along the lakeshore in Michigan.
3 Responses to “Daylight Savings Time Returns Along the Lakeshore”
By Michelle on Mar 4, 2008 | Reply
Goodie I cant wait. There is so much to do along The Lakeshore when you don’t have your jammies on at 6 o’clock at night.
By Tim E. on Mar 8, 2008 | Reply
Record snowfalls, how much did you get?
Our cold weather is finally over at Red Deer!
By djnuttal on Mar 14, 2008 | Reply
Michelle, I know what you mean. Now our evenings can be spent enjoying our area. Can’t wait to get that icecream down on the boardwalk in Grand Haven at night.
Tim, I am not sure exactly how much snow we got but I just read an article where our water table for Lake Michigan is going to be up because of our heavy snows. That is good news for those of us who live along the lakeshore of Lake Michigan. Good news for our boating industry as well.