(title callback here) ... because we seem to have some pretty dumb outlying towns.
Later dusk catches some organizers off guard:
Fireworks organizers and spectators across northeast Indiana are realizing that the daylight-saving time switch is presenting a problem for traditional Fourth of July celebrations.
When asked when their local fireworks shows would occur, most local fireworks coordinators just said “dusk” and confessed to not knowing exactly when it would become dark with the clock change.
OK, guys, I've got your answer. It's pretty complicated, so stay with me here...
IT'S ONE HOUR LATER THAN IT WAS ON THIS DAY LAST YEAR! AND YOU'VE HAD THREE MONTHS TO FIGURE THAT OUT!
Maybe we shouldn't have adopted DST; we don't seem to be coping all that well.
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