Today is Presidents’ Day, a federal holiday that falls every year on the third Monday of February. Here are four interesting facts about Presidents' Day.

Presidents Day is a federal holiday celebrated each year in mid-February to honor past U.S. presidents. Locally, it's part of the next big break week - known as Presidents Day break week in some districts, midwinter recess in others or simply as February break week among most students and teachers.

This holiday has been notorious in the past, especially regarding East Coast snowstorms. Here are just a few examples.

Presidents Day is a federal holiday, so courts, government offices, and most public libraries will be closed. The post office will also be closed and there will be no USPS mail deliveries.

This Presidents Day, Monday, Feb. 17, the Nixon Presidential Library and Museum in Yorba Linda offered the chance to meet some of America’s most famous leaders. Educators portraying Presidents George Washington, Andrew Jackson, Abraham Lincoln and Ulysses S. Grant roamed the library, sharing stories and a few tips on leadership.

George Washington Presidential Library executive director and presidential historian Dr. Lindsay Chervinsky said on MSNBC's 'Way Too Early' that we should "scrap" Presidents' Day. "We have had some real duds,

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