YOU ARE JOKING RIGHT? In less than 24 hours you are going to delay the start of an event and impact vendors and businesses? I am all for people who need to observe a religious day, however all those planning on vending the event and attending the event don't have problems with it and both the event and Yom Kippur have been on the calendar for several months if not hundreds of years. People made arrangements for this event. to attend after work, people made arrangements to vend this event for several hours. The loss of money and supplies may be great and I hope vendors take legal action if you choose to pursue this. Let those who observe observe, and those who don't observe should continue on and attend as scheduled. Seriously, have people given this any serious thought in terms of the financial impact of the vendors who paid permits to be there? Its not like this was planned yesterday. Why is this coming out of the blue less than 24 hours before the event? Government offices aren't closed tomorrow, a handful of schools are closed but not all, banks are open, post office is open, colleges have classes. What is REALLY going on here?