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When clocks turn back one hour in Columbus

Sofia Patel
Sofia Patel
Sofia Patel
Reporter · Columbus, OH

Sofia Patel, a Columbus native and graduate of Kenyon College, has spent 5 years delving into community issues and human-interest stories. She has contributed to various neighborhood publications and is passionate about shedding light on the diverse voices within her city.

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Reporter · Friday, October 30, 2026 at 10:30 AM · 1 min read
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When clocks turn back one hour in Columbus — Columbus Community news

Columbus-area residents will turn back their clocks one hour this Sunday, Nov. 1, as daylight saving time ends and the region transitions to standard time.

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