Address pandas warnings about future pyarrow requirements#682
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Addressing some warnings from pandas about datetime conversions and deprecated and future strict behavior. One issue we currently have is that a timestamp produced by a client may be in a different timezone or lack timezone info from what that receiver parses before injecting it into the DB. This starts to at least attempt to work on those conversions for consistency. Currently also includes changes from #682 and #680
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Simply makes sure that pyarrow is available in the conda environment to make some warnings go away.
Assumes that future versions of pandas will declare their own dependency on pyarrow and this can be removed.
Also includes changes from #680