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Wallet Watch newsletter: How to beat heat costs this winter

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By Brianne Ledda Verified
| Newsday Verified
I love the fall. The crisp cool air of autumn means pumpkins and warm tea, apple-picking and Halloween, the stark colors of a changing season and (most importantly!) my birthday. But what's not fun about fall is turning on the heat. With temperature lows in the 40s this week and next week, my boyfriend and I find ourselves staring down the barrel of our first oil shipment ahead of this coming winter. Could there be worse timing for record-high heating oil prices?
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Mount Sinai South Nassau opens 5 new operating room suites at its Oceanside facility

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By Brianne Ledda Verified
| Newsday Verified
Mount Sinai South Nassau hospital has opened five new operating room suites at its Oceanside facility this week, part of an expansion that will allow the facility to start offering open heart surgery. The operating rooms were slated to open in July, but were pushed back due to construction and regulatory delays, according to hospital administrators.
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New York State seeks claims for nearly $1.2B in funds in Long Island accounts

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By Brianne Ledda Verified
| Newsday Verified
The state might owe you money. No, this isn't a scam. Nearly $1.2 billion in unclaimed funds is available across more than 5 million accounts on Long Island, coming from utility deposits, trust funds, old bank accounts, uncashed checks or unused gift cards, according to the New York State Comptroller's Office. Many organizations, such as banks and insurance companies, are legally required to report dormant accounts to the state comptroller. Not just anyone can claim the money, though.
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