- Special Sections - Public Notices In early spring, a long
snake slithers its way across the sky. It rises just before
sundown and pops up from the horizon much like the first earthly
snakes of spring that rise from holes in the ground after a long
winter’s nap. The snake in the sky takes six hours to climb
fully above the horizon. On this snake’s back, a person can find
some notable star groups. However, if snakes don’t do it for
you, then check out the long trail of planets across the sky. If
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