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 | | Most counties remained under their previous time zones, but the bill also asked the federal Department of Transportation, which has jurisdiction over time zones, to reconsider whether more counties should switch to the Central zone. |
 | | The DOT announced that the counties of Starke and Pulaski in the northern part of the state; and Knox, Daviess, Martin, Pike, Dubois, and Perry counties in the southern part of the state should join the Central time zone beginning April 2, 2006. |
 | | However, although the county's government is running on Central DST, many local residents and businesses are living by Eastern DST, coined "commerce time." [6] Dubois, Daviess, and Knox Counties have also decided to ask the federal government to return them the Eastern time zone, the former voting to do so on April 27, 2006[7]. |
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