TWO NEW YORK STATE SENATORS ARE

EYING CHANGES TO DAYLIGHT SAVING

TIME.

THEY'VE PROPOSED SEPARATE BILLS

ADDRESSING THE TRADITION OF

SPRINGING FORWARD AND FALLING

BACKWARD.

ONE OF THE BILL WOULD SHIFT NEW

YORK TO ATLANTIC STANDARD

TIME--MEANING LATER SUNSETS IN

THE WINTER.

NEW YORK WOULD BE IN A PERMANENT

STATE OF DAYLIGHT SAVING.

A SECOND BILL CALLS FOR

ESTABLISHING A TASK FORCE TO

STUDY THE EFFECTS OF OPTING OUT

OF DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME.

BOTH BILLS WERE PROPOSED LAST

MONTH--WHEN SESSION BEGAN IN THE

CAPITOL.

GOVERNOR CUOMO ANNOUNCED TODAY