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Website Helps With Gas Search

Editor’s Note: This article was written and submitted by Rich Jacques.

The aftermath of Sandy has left many New Yorkers scrambling to fuel up, but a new website is helping to make the search easier as gas stations begin to come back online.

If you're searching for gas, findgas.org might be your answer.

The website's operators are reporting 30,000 likes on Friday alone.

On the site, those looking for gas are asked to help keep information accurate by clicking "Report Updates" to update the wait time, status and other details. A search and locator tool helps people in need to find a gas station and stay updated on the most recent gas news.

A linked Facebook page also helps gas searchers with their quest to get gas.

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Just a short thought to get the word out quickly about anything in your neighborhood.
Share something with your neighbors. Write a new post... What's up? Make an announcement, speak your mind, or sell something
Lu Scala May 17, 2013 at 08:49 am
I never had any kids.. and am the last kid who went to to the Bellmore Merrick school system.....itsRead More been almost 40 years since I was a Mempham grad..and it is very disharting to hear that my many many high tax dollars..are not enought for these kids I have been sororting all these years!!! Who is getting all the money??? Its all bull.. aI live inbetween teachers.. how is it they can afford high end cars, housekeepers, landscapers, ect??????... the money is being spent in the WRONG WAYS TO THE TEACHERS, AND MOST OF ALL THE ADMISTRATION, THE SCHOOL BOARD ECT... I AM CALLING FOR A MASSIVE AUDIT AND GET0 per year.. they afe not worth any more then that.. THE MONEY BACK FROM ANYONE WHO WAS PAID MORE THEN $75,00....
patti May 16, 2013 at 08:28 pm
A bit of a surprise considering kids come home with a supply list a mile long (and average $40-$75).
Michael Ganci (Editor) May 14, 2013 at 01:34 pm
Can you edit above and add photo? Then I will post to top news! Thanks! MG