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Still, the $3.38 Syracuse average is five cents below what motorists were paying at this time last year, and 15 cents lower than the national average.
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Siena College pollster Steve Greenberg says 80% of voters believe that the cost of living is a problem, which includes the cost of groceries, gas , and rent or a mortgage.
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After months of high prices at the pump, consumers are beginning to see lower prices.
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According to AAA of Central and Western New York, gas prices are starting to go down.
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The county's legislature is poised to cap the gas tax, which could save some cents per gallon.
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WAER's news round up for the week of March 25. See what you missed!
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Providence Services of Syracuse will end its ride-to-work program due to pandemic, high gas prices, and labor challenges.
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It’s becoming more likely that New York could see a suspension of some gasoline taxes in the new state budget to help ease steeply rising gas prices linked to the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
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With Moscow as one of the leading suppliers of oil, the Russian invasion of Ukraine has driven up the price at the pump.
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Triple A of Western and Central New York find 47.7 million people intend to take a Fourth-of-July holiday trip. High gas prices are not expected to deter travelers, while reduced schedules at airports will make flying crowded.