Mass. gas prices shoot up by a dime

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BOSTON (AP) — Despite predictions of lower prices with the end of the summer driving season, the average cost of a gallon of gas shot up by a dime in Massachusetts in the last week.

AAA Southern New England reports Monday that a gallon of self-serve, regular jumped to $3.90 per gallon. Prices have now gone up 17 cents in the past month.

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