Michigan Gas Prices Are In The Top 10 In The US! No Shock!
Not really a shock to us here in Michigan, but we have some of the most expensive gas in the US. In May the average price of a gallon of gas in Michigan is $3.78. That puts us at
Not really a shock to us here in Michigan, but we have some of the most expensive gas in the US. In May the average price of a gallon of gas in Michigan is $3.78. That puts us at
Yep, the price of gas is going up. And even though here in Grand Rapids it's pretty high ($3.69 is the price of choice around town right now) it's only going to get worse. The "experts" all say we will be at $4 a gallon by Memorial Day, and $5 a gallon this summer! Yes! Rapid here I come!
The Stock markets took a real hit on Monday and people are worried . But there is some good news out there today. WZZM 13 News talked with local analyst Patrick DeHaan from GasBuddy.com. He says One benefit of the concerns a
Yes! It's been SO long since we had a good old fashioned "no rhyme nor reason" 40 cent a gallon gas hike! I think I'm going to go sit by my favorite gas station and wait for the price to go up....AGAIN!
The Department of Energy in cooperation with the International Energy Administration is opening strategic stockpiles for a non-disruption event. What does that mean for you and I, the home consumer? It means the price of gas should be coming down soon!
Here's the bi-weekly Tweet I get from Meijer...what a shock! Gas is going up again!
So I heard a radio commercial (hard to believe I know!) about a certain local TV morning show whose name I won't mention here. I will, however, tell you it rhymes with "Lox Leventeen"....
If I was a bit more tech savvy, I could probably figure out a way to just copy this post and have it repeat each week on Thursdays around noon.
Got this tweet/Facebook status update from Meijer
Bend over...the price of gas is going up again...just got this from my Facebook page...
Charlie Sheen. Libya. Gas Prices. Lady Gaga. Laughfest. Spring. Channel 8 on DISH. Rob Bliss. All important things in their own right. But Here's what's REALLY important.