Is there an ical calendar with US holidays that can be edited to the user's needs?

and thank you for proving the point. one only needs to watch the news and senate hearings to see the reality that free speech is being restricted by companies with the intent on limiting opinions they disagree with .... and you're the perfect example. In your twisted thinking, civil fashion means never, ever have an opinion that disagrees with those from your side of the road.

Unfortunately for you,.... the other side is winning the argument by being civil by the actual definition of the word. Banning people you disagree with is far from civil. In fact, it's pretty intolerant.

Thanks for your attempt.... I'll not reply to you again since you seem to want to be argumentative and I'm not going there. I'll reply to those who want to discuss possible workarounds for this issue. Considering this forum has had hundreds of requests for this with some resolutions working for some people and others not working, it's not an unreasonable request.

Not at all. but your statement is incorrect. many traditionally celebrated faith based dates have been excluded. And it's pretty amazing that of all of those, only one faith based practice is being left out of the discussion (calendars, observances, and websites) by those who run companies like this one ... as well as twitter, instagram, google, Facebook et.al. And that is a problem. When people who disagree with the powers that be, get fired, banned, deleted, etc, then there is no longer free speech and freedom of faith.

I'm truly amazed at how those people and companies scream about how tolerant they are while shadow banning people they disagree with.

careful.... I've said similar things on this site and had my posts removed by the "powers that be".... They, who's name cannot be spoken, don't like people making comments that would even remotely be considered of traditional values, holidays, and celebrations of faith based people within the land....

did I say that carefully enough not to be banned for life?

Thanks..... the first one is rather limited to federal government holidays. It doesn't have any of the expanded holidays that most school districts use. And the obvious miss is that it doesn't have Easter and Palm Sunday which (due to shifting dates) would be important to schools for typical spring break and Easter planning.

The second one, I had the same issues with that other users had posed as conflicts. Especially duplication of the holiday on several dates as well as listing several holidays as a two day event.

Fortunately both of those can be edited. Although it would be nice to have Easter on the calendar considering its a holiday celebrated world wide.

I may have to settle for taking that first one and editing it with the dates it fails to include.

Thanks.... Yes, I understand that the subscription based calendars cannot be change... I get that. And as stated earlier, the icalshare.com provides several. But they all are a repeat of the same thing Apple is listing, which includes hundreds of unnecessary "holidays" that are not typically recognized federal holidays by banks, schools, mail service, and businesses.

Thanks Lawrence. The comments made by several others on that particular website are expressing what I've experienced with it as well. I was finally able to get it to load and it might have to be my option. It will take a lot of alteration to fit our needs, but it's about all there is.

We found one online last year that was not a "subscription" base and was for a 2 year period. That set runs out in 2019. Putting it in as a normal calendar set rather than a subscription gave us the option of simply deleting the dates that didn't apply to our organization. Since you can't edit the subscription calendars they just don't work.... far too many dates appear that we don't uses.

We'll probably just use this one and edit out, ... and edit in... the dates we use. Just frustrating that so many of the online calendars miss holidays that are universally celebrated (Easter, Palm Sunday, and Good Friday etc..) Those dates usually connect with our spring break schedule and are important for our scheduling of staff.

thanks again