Sen. Schumer: Future is bright for Long Island businesses amid pandemic recovery
Schumer spoke at a Long Island Association breakfast in Bethpage Friday morning.
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Mar 4, 2022, 6:03 PM
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8h agoSen. Charles Schumer believes the future is bright for Long Island as it emerges from the Omicron variant and federal relief funds boost businesses.
Schumer spoke at a Long Island Association breakfast in Bethpage Friday morning. The economic climate in Nassau and Suffolk counties was also among the topics discussed.
Schumer said he believes that more needs to be done to help small businesses.
