Tomorrow is Halloween, and this year’s edition is coming complete with a blue moon.
But the real scare of the weekend comes early Sunday morning, when Daylight Saving Time ends, leading to a 5:07 p.m. sunset that night.
It's time for a change for most of the United States. The clock is running out once more for daylight saving time. Standard time begins at 2 a.m. local time Sunday. https://t.co/dhwtuPhUmu
— The Associated Press (@AP) October 30, 2020
On the plus side, those without young kids will gain an extra hour of sleep. Just make sure to check your smoke detectors and be extra careful on local roads and trails.
Here are the most-read ARLnow articles of the past week:
- Arlington Question Stumps Jeopardy Contestants (Oct. 23)
- Widespread Power Outages in Arlington, McLean and Falls Church
- Task Force Reveals Possible New Names for Lee Highway
- APS Return to School Plan Hits Snag
- Early Work Underway for New Harris Teeter, Apartments in Ballston
- ‘The Lot’ Owners to Open Pop-up in Former Clarendon Ballroom Space
- South Arlington Vintage Market Goes Viral On TikTok
- A Majority of APS Teachers Prefer Remote Teaching for Now
- Morning Notes (Oct. 26)
- Morning Poll: Are You Willing to Eat Inside a Restaurant Yet?
- Teen Facing Charges After Crash Involving Stolen Vehicle
- Courthouse ‘Landmark Block’ Development Under Review, Meetings to Come
Feel free to discuss any of the above, or other topics of local interest, in the comments. Have a nice weekend!
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Signature Theatre just released single tickets for all 33rd season productions, which highlights the organization’s long-time relationship with legendary composer Stephen Sondheim. Beginning with the musical adaptation of The Color Purple and irreverent No Place to Go, the season continues with three Sondheim musicals, the DC premieres of Off-Broadway hit Which Way to the Stage and Pulitzer Prize finalist Selling Kabul, the Tony Award®-winning rock musical Passing Strange, and return of Signature’s cabaret series honoring legendary artists.
“Last November, the world lost an icon. The death of Stephen Sondheim was a blow to everyone in the theater community. Signature Theatre would not be the same without Sondheim — he IS Signature’s ‘signature.’ This season, we are honoring the legend with productions of Into the Woods, Pacific Overtures and Sweeney Todd dedicated to his memory. These shows represent the diversity and range of Sondheim,” said Signature’s Artistic Director Matthew Gardiner about the new season.
MEGA Wine Tasting
Join us Sunday, Aug 28 from 12-3pm for our MEGA Wine Tasting
How it Works:
We’ve invited all our wine vendors that we work with to bring 6-10 wines in their portfolio (wines that are usually not carried at Osteria
Running & Strength Training Group Workout #1
Join our first workout of Coach Kate’s fall Running & Strength Training Program on Tuesday, August 30 at 6:30 a.m. at Oak Grove Park.
First/trial session is Free Of Charge. If you would like to join the program — which