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Oregon Senate advances bill that could stop clock changes
Oregon Senate advances bill that could stop clock changes
Oregon Senate advances bill that could stop clock changes

Published on: 03/26/2025

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The bill would adopt standard or daylight saving time year round. It now moves to the Oregon House of Representatives.

News Source : https://www.statesmanjournal.com/story/news/politics/2025/03/25/oregon-senate-advances-bill-that-could-stop-clock-change/82657059007/

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