Wednesday, February 8, 2012
Kennebec Journal Staff
I am a 1965 graduate of Gardiner High School and I was recently home for a class reunion. I rented a cottage on Cobbossee Lake and went to Wal-Mart in Augusta to stock up on food for my stay in Maine.
I now reside in Ohio where milk is $1.85 a gallon.
How in the world can the price of milk be over $4 a gallon and almost $5 in some places?
How can people charge that much?
It is twice what it is here in Ohio ... What's up with that?
Everett E. Larrabee
Mansfield, Ohio
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