Daylight Saving Time begins this weekend
News 12's Mary-Lyn Buckley tells you how best to prepare for the hour lost and sat down with a cardiologist on how to watch out for your health during the time change.
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Mar 11, 2023, 1:08 AM
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15h agoNew Yorkers are getting ready to set their clocks forward one hour, as Daylight Saving Time begins this weekend.
News 12's Mary-Lyn Buckley tells you how best to prepare for the hour lost and sat down with a cardiologist on how to watch out for your health during the time change.
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