By Karla Pomeroy
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Karla's Kolumn Leap Day and the four-year anomaly
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Every four years February gets an extra day, so instead of 28 there are 29 days in the second month of the year.
Why? Well according to timeanddate.com, the additional day every four years, helps the calendar year (365 days during non-Leap Years) catch up with the solar year of 365.2422 days. What it means is by adding a day, we mere humans are trying to keep our calendars in synch with the Ear...
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