Long Islanders hope to stay warm, keep costs down amid bitter blast
A recent report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics says the cost of fuel oil is up nearly 60% compared to last year and natural gas rose by more than 25%.
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Jan 8, 2022, 10:17 PM
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keep heating costs down amid a bitter blast of cold air this weekend.
A recent report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics says the cost of
fuel oil is up nearly 60% compared to last year and natural gas rose by more
than 25%.
News 12's Amy McGorry spoke with Dashing Dan's Plumbing and Heating
about ways to prevent winter woes that can add up to big bucks.
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