Spencer Dawson, clinical assistant professor in the Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences at Indiana University, claims children and teenagers are particularly sensitive to Daylight Saving Time. They already have a higher need for sleep than adults do, making Daylight Saving Time even more difficult for them.
Spencer Dawson, clinical assistant professor in the Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences at Indiana University, claims children and teenagers are particularly sensitive to Daylight Saving Time. They already have a higher need for sleep than adults do, making Daylight Saving Time even more difficult for them.
Operation Northern Comfort volunteers are back in Central New York after spending nearly a week in Fort Myers, Florida for Hurricane Ian cleanup.
Man allegedly vandalizes Columbus Bakery and others on north side of Syracuse early Friday morning.
