Lost hour of sleep killing you? Deprivation a real concern after time switch
March 16, 2013 in The Dickinson Press
One week of daylight saving time down, 33 weeks to go. That probably seems like a long time to wait for the return of a lost hour of sleep. Continue Reading
WILLISTON Each time someone new arrives at Concordia Lutheran Church looking for a place to stay, the Rev. Jay Reinke has the same reaction: “Oh Lord, not another one.”
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