LANSING, Mich. (WILX) - Daylight saving time officially ends Sunday, requiring clocks to be set back one hour for the return to standard time.
While many people welcome the extra hour of sleep, local businesses face varying impacts as they adjust their workflows to accommodate the time change.
At Great Lakes Arts and Gifts, the time change has little disruption to daily operations. Store Manager Roger Nowland says the only difference he notices is his team’s adjustment to the new time.
“[Nothing changes] other than a few people sometimes not being ready, the first or two day after it switches. They’re still a little groggy in the morning,” said Nowland.
Indian Hills Golf Course experiences more significant impacts from the time change. Owner JC Peterson says the sun dictates everything

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