The average price for a gallon of gas rose again over the weekend in Bellingham, closing to within 10 cents of the record set in June 2008.
According to AAA Washington’s Daily Fuel Gauge report, the average price for a gallon of gas in Bellingham was $4.40 on Monday, May 21, up two cents from Sunday and up six cents compared to a week ago. Olympia was the next highest major Washington metro area, at $4.29 a gallon. Spokane was the least expensive among Washington metro areas, at $3.97 a gallon.
The record price of $4.50 a gallon in Bellingham was set on June 21, 2008.
The average price for a gallon of diesel fuel was $4.53 on May 21, up three cents from the day before.
I paid above the 2008 record on May 19, 2012 at Chevron, Exit 254 I-5 ($4.599/gal). I guess this helped raise the average price. I kept the receipt.
Why Why do we just sit back and let this keep happening to hard working people … Oh few words here and there then off we go on our way, Yes this is the world we all live in , Bellingham the best place to live, but come on now when will it stop oh 2cents here and 2 cents there , Bellingham seems to be the only place i hear about HIGH Gas ,,, Tell me can we do any thing??? Feed the rich, in place of feeding our own family.. the new way of our times,,, ill just sit back to.