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Ferry Building Missed Daylight Saving Memo, Clock Stays Wrong

Ferry Building Missed Daylight Saving Memo, Clock Stays Wrong

The clock tower at the Ferry Building remained an hour ahead long after the time change on Sunday, lingering, out of time, as a symbol of our nation's archaic, ongoing daylight-saving tradition that messes with everyone for at least a week. ABC 7 noted the off-hour clock via their studio roof cam.

I myself started fixing dinner a little early last night when the clock on the stove hadn't been changed, and pretty much everyone probably has at least one little story like that.

It's unclear if the clock has been fixed as of first thing Monday morning — I can't see it from here — but if it hasn't, it may have made for just one more screwy thing about this morning's commute for everyone who suddenly thought they were late for work.

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