The U.S. Senate passed a measure on Tuesday called the 'Sunlight Protection Act,' which would mean no more changing the clocks twice a year.
The House of Representatives would still have to pass the bill before it would go to the president to sign.Thomas starts work early and finishes early. He likes the idea of an extra hour of daylight when work is over.
Dr. Karl Doghramji, medical director of Jefferson Sleep Disorders Center at Jefferson University Hospital, said,"Daylight Savings Time certainly doesn't seem to be the best thing for everyone's health. If anything- I think eliminating it would be a positive thing from a medical standpoint." "The body has some difficulty adjusting to these changes regardless of which direction it is-- whether advance or delay. I think the concept of keeping our sleep-wake times constant is a positive thing for most of us in the sleep world," said Doghramji.At Winnie's in Manayunk, they notice the difference in foot traffic.
At North Light Community Center, the extra daylight in the afternoon helps with more outdoor programming- and more light at leaving time.
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