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After 2 weeks of hikes, R.I. gas prices down 2 cents

Gasoline prices have dropped 2 cents over last week, after rising the two previous weeks, according to AAA Southern New England, according to the Providence Journal's projo7to7.
Today’s AAA survey of prices throughout the state found self-serve, regular unleaded gasoline averaging $2.95 per gallon. That puts Rhode Island prices 5 cents below the national average for regular unleaded gasoline. At this time a year ago, the average local price for gas was $3.08.

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