Template:Permanent time observation in the United States
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⚠ Daylight saving time most likely ends in Massachusetts (and most of the U.S.) March 2023
"...According to the text of the bill, the new time wouldn’t go into full effect until 2023, with clocks not rolling back after springing ahead for daylight saving time in March of next year. After that March 2023 spring forward, no more time changes would take place in most of the U.S." - https://www.nbcboston.com/news/local/when-does-daylight-saving-time-end-in-massachusetts/2873819/
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