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January 9, 2017 - 9:00 pm
 

I agree with Janice Herr’s Thursday’s letter about stopping daylight savings time (“Does anybody really know what time it is?”). Our Legislature did pass a joint resolution in 2015 to accomplish this. They’re just waiting for Washington to make it legal.

The problem is the six people representing us haven’t done anything to help. I asked former Rep. Joe Heck. His staff replied they would sign a bill if it was proposed. Guess you’re not allowed to propose a bill if you’re from Nevada.

Michael Duval

Las Vegas

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