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    Gas Prices Inch Up Four Cents In The Jamestown Area

    JAMESTOWN – The price for a gallon of gas continues to inch up both across western New York and the country as a whole. The price in Jamestown, according to GasBuddy.com, sits at $2.83, up four cents from last week. Experts with AAA say if higher crude oil prices continue, drivers can expect incremental price…

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    JAMESTOWN – The price for a gallon of gas continues to inch up both across western New York and the country as a whole.

    The price in Jamestown, according to GasBuddy.com, sits at $2.83, up four cents from last week.

    Experts with AAA say if higher crude oil prices continue, drivers can expect incremental price increases — of at least nickel — at their local gas stations in March.

    Saying motorists have yet to see any relief from gas price spikes following outages at Gulf Coast refineries.

    The national average is $2.77 and New York’s is $2.83. Last year at this time, the national average was $2.39, while New York’s was $2.57.

     

    One response to “Gas Prices Inch Up Four Cents In The Jamestown Area”

    1. It's only just begun Avatar
      It’s only just begun

      Thank you Joe Biden for shutting off the pipelines and our oil production so we can buy foreign oil, which has to be shipped from overseas (wasting resources & making us pay higher prices at the pump).

      It’s gone up $0.50 since the inauguration…. Now it takes $20 extra to fill my tank.

      Get ready, it’s going to go higher, and when that happens, everything else goes with it.

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