We Don’t Actually Have Leap Years EVERY Four Years
Discover the truth about leap years and why they're not as predictable as you may think!
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What You Need to Know About the Next Solar Eclipse in New York
Dig out you Solar Eclipse Glasses from 2017 you will need them again in 2024 to watch a total solar eclipse Crossing New York State.
Leap Day Facts
Once every four years in the Gregorian Calendar, a day is added at the end of February to synchronize with the solar year. A leap year is any year with 366 days instead of the usual 365 days.
Happy Leap Year Day Today
It only happens every four years, and it's here...February 29th. We'd like to wish all of you who have had to settle for February 28th or March 1st every three years for your birthdays, anniversaries and special occasions that occurred on February 29th, all the best today. You can still register until later this afternoon in our Big Frog 104 Leap Year Contest.