Power & Politics: The inflation hardship on Long Island
From food to gas to housing – Long Islanders and millions of Americans are struggling to afford necessities with inflation at a near 40-year high.
News 12 Staff
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May 15, 2022, 7:58 PM
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Updated 705 days ago
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yesterdayFrom food to gas to housing – Long Islanders and millions
of Americans are struggling to afford necessities with inflation at a near
40-year high.
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of the Long Island Association, and Theresa Sanders, CEO of the Urban League of
Long Island to discuss the economic hardship being felt by residents and
businesses.
