Many New Yorkers are preparing to battle high heating costs this winter, after being warned that they could see their bills rise by double-digit percentages.
rise by double-digit percentages this winter, and elected leaders are pushing for federal assistance to help lighten the load.is calling for $1B to be added to the upcoming budget, in order to help with the costs. "My gas bill is anywhere from $325 to $375," he said. "I keep it at 68 degrees.
"There are families already making decisions about whether you put gas in their car, whether to buy food or medication, and this winter whether to pay the bills," said Dr. Jeff Reynolds, President & CEO of Family & Children’s Association.
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