A window at Sutton Street Service in North Andover showed the reflection of owner Chip McAllister (left) and a customer. The writing on the window says the station no longer sells gas.
(Lisa Poole for the Boston Globe)
Gas prices drive many stations out of business
Credit card fees add to burden, owners say
A window at Sutton Street Service in North Andover showed the reflection of owner Chip McAllister (left) and a customer. The writing on the window says the station no longer sells gas.
(Lisa Poole for the Boston Globe)
Add to amateur stock car racers, pleasure boaters, taxi drivers, and workaday commuters a new group suffering from high gas prices: those selling the stuff at more than $4 a gallon. (Full article: 894 words)
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