One week after gas rationing was enacted to help ease fuel lines across Long Island, the policy will be suspended.
Nassau and Suffolk officials announced an end to gas rationing, which will take effect at midnight Friday.
Nassau County Executive Ed Mangano and Suffolk County Executive Steve Bellone made the joint announcement to stop using odd-even license plate numbers for designated days to pump gasoline.
A fuel crisis gripped Long Island for nearly two weeks after Hurricane Sandyhttp://gardencity.patch.com/groups/hurricane/p/photo-gallery-sandys-wrath struck, creating hours-long lines for gas, purchase limits and claims of price gouging. But it mostly abated once rationing went into effect last Friday.
Story by Jason Molinet
Gas Rationing Ends
Nassau, Suffolk officials announce end to gas rationing at midnight Friday.
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Drew Art Guy @ Sunflower Fine Art Galleries May 24, 2013 at 01:42 pm
Fantastic job! Congrats to all.
Elle May 18, 2013 at 08:02 pm
They should it out of the school budget for salary increases and entitlements
Carisa Giardino (Editor) May 16, 2013 at 02:01 pm
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