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Oppose the PSEG - LI - Proposed Rate Increase!

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john gulino
11 years ago Featured

As a senior citizen on a fixed income with all areas of house hold expenses going up including electric and gas property taxes etc will cause us to become totally bankrupt.

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Jeffrey Supinsky
11 years ago

Long Island is drowning in taxes and PSE&G

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Evan Nelson
11 years ago

Yes EEG was supposed to save us from like those rate increases not continue them

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john shepard
11 years ago

enough already every time a new cowboy rides into town with his shiney new boots and hat he tell us the some ole storry "We ain't gona run off with yur woman" where have we heard this one before ?

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Carol Castellano
11 years ago

please also address replacing the new telephone poles that installed which are polluting our soil in our neighborhoods due to the chemical they are treated with. thank you

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Martin Castellano
11 years ago

Enough!

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cynthia stewart
11 years ago

My electric bill is the 2nd largest bill I pay for under my mortgage. It goes up every month, something has to stop.

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JOHN SWEENEY
11 years ago

Low oil prices=Lower PSEG Bills!

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Leslie Raynor
11 years ago

Rates are too high already

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Mark Baydarian
11 years ago Featured

I though PSEG was going to save us money. I believe that is what Govenor Coumo said. Rates are already too high on Long Island and they are driving away business and our young people.

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Nancy Hiler
11 years ago

Electricity here is already the 3rd highest in America....how can they possibly go up again??!!

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Gary Hancock
11 years ago

We have just about the highest electric rates in the country

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Marc Ferrs
11 years ago

Stop the madness and keep our rates down!!

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bill ryan
11 years ago

I oppose this hike

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Peter SCALCHUNES
11 years ago

keep it going. mY cHILDREN ARE GROWING UP AND ARE MOVING OUT OF lONG iSLAND

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Gregg Scheiner
11 years ago

I appose, fund more solar and alternative engery sources that have less effect on the envirnonment

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Kellie Borriello
11 years ago

unemployed and struggling

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Christine McDermott Lauria
11 years ago

Enough!

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Elizabeth McGovern
11 years ago

We pay to much now!!

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Ciro D'Amalio
11 years ago

Enough!