Shorter Days, Shifting Deadlines

Shorter days, shifting deadlines

Daylight saving time has ended — and with it come 5 p.m. sunsets and dark Washington evenings. But the shift also signals that the holidays are near, bringing light and hope to an otherwise dim season.

As days get shorter, Islanders reminded to check in on their mental health

It’s that time of year again. The days are getting shorter, the temperatures are dropping and the warm, sunny stretch of summer is behind us. While some enjoy this shift into fall and winter, for others the seasonal change can be mentally draining.