Gregorian Calendar

Have you ever wondered why it changes every year and isn't on a set Sunday? Well, here is your answer.

So every fourth year a leap day is added to February to balance the Gregorian Calendar and solar system’s disparity in rotation time around the sun.

Easter is late this year as it occurs this Sunday, April 21. Have you ever wondered why it changes every year and isn’t on a set Sunday? Well, here is your answer.

March has Spring written all over it. It's a green month and with that said, I made my annual weather prediction for the upcoming St. Patrick's Parade yesterday on the Y101 Radio Morning Show.

I bet this question has been asked a few thousand times today…Why do we have Leap Year or Leap Day anyway?

How would you like to wake up tomorrow and realize that it was September 14 already?That's exactly what happened on this day in 1752. Britain and the American Colonies proclaimed that the day following September 2, which normally would be September 3, would be September 14 instead. This would be done to correct the Gregorian calendar.

How would you like to wake up tomorrow and realize that it was September 14 already?That's exactly what happen on this day in 1752. Britain and the American Colonies proclaimed that the day following September 2, which normally would be September 3, would be September 14 instead. This would be done to correct the Gregorian calendar.

So Easter Sunday will be here this Sunday, March 31, which is considered to be early in the year. In some years, Easter doesn't happen until April. Have you ever wondered why it changes every year and isn't on a set Sunday each year? Well here is your answer.