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April 10, 2006

Gas prices up another 10 cents

PROVIDENCE -- Gasoline prices in Rhode Island have increased by 10 cents per gallon for the second straight week, according to AAA Southern New England's weekly survey.

The average price for regular, unleaded gasoline is now $2.66 per gallon at the self-service pump, 40 cents more than it cost at the beginning of the year, AAA said.

Posted by Jack Perry  at 10:44 AM | Permalink

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hmmm, prices of gas increasing tremendously, maybe all of you who voted for bush, should be wondering why he hasn't done a thing about it, or hasn't even attempted to talk about it.

lillian gorden | April 10, 2006 11:43 AM link

Time for a new President, this is a joke they dont even make excuses anymore for raising the price of gas.

keith | April 10, 2006 11:56 AM link

Hey, people, gas consumption went up 1% last month. You think they'll make it cheaper if we buy it no matter what price it is? Supply and demand. No demand, prices go down!!!

Are you ready feet? Start Walkin'!!!

Lambi | April 10, 2006 12:25 PM link

NOT time for a new President at all------TIME FOR A PATRIOTIC, SINCERE, WEALTHY DICTATOR TO TAKE OVER FOR 10 YEARS AND GIVE THIS PLACE BACK TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE, CITIZENS. I HAVE BEEN PREACHING THIS FOR 20 YEARS !!!! SEND HOME THE CONGRESS, COURTS AND PRESIDENT FOR 10 YEARS AND THEN MAYBE LET THEM TRY IT AGAIN ......
RED

RED | April 10, 2006 1:37 PM link

7 to 7: It's bad form to let people YELL as above.

speckie | April 11, 2006 7:38 AM link

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