County Executive Bruce Blakeman gives update on conditions in Nassau County
County officials also urged residents to stay off the roads if they can.
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Dec 23, 2022, 2:33 PM
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11ds agoThe storm
wreaked havoc on many South Shore communities in Nassau County.
Nassau
County Executive Bruce Blakeman spoke to News 12 about flooding concerns.
County officials also urged residents to stay
off the roads if they can, as temperatures are expected to plummet and roads
are expected to ice over.
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