Proximity is the theme for tourism in Maine

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BY MATT WICKENHEISER

MaineToday Media, Inc.

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reader of Portland-Boston, ME

May 25, 2008 10:57 AM

I drove up to Bangor yesterday for a work assignment,stopped at a gas station in Waterville for gas. I did not see a single station selling regular for $4 or more. Most were at $3.92.$3.95

Driving down from Bangor this morning, I stopped in Waterville for coffee. All the gas stations are at $4 or more.

Bjorn U of H20Ville, ME

May 25, 2008 10:17 AM

There's a flip side to this story: People like me are planning our own staycations ... which means I won't be able to spend any money in ME this summer ...

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