Community Reviews. In Nowhere Men, Michael Calvin takes a look at some of the most undervalued and overworked professionals in all of football-- The scouts. The author examines scouting at all levels and illuminates the different problems faced by clubs at each.
A gallon of regular gas in New Jersey average $3.16 per gallon today, a nearly two-cent per gallon dip from last week and more than 11 cents cheaper than at this time last year, according to GasBuddy.com. Nationally, the price is about $3.334 as of midday.On this date two years ago, a gallon in New Jersey cost more than $3.71; it ran about $3.28 on Oct. 1, 2013. The raw cost of gas falls about 2.38 cents per gallon for every dollar drop in the price of a barrel of crude oil.nce more the most expensive gas is in Somerset â about $3.27 a gallon. Fuel in Morris averages $3.214, Mercer ($3.21) and Bergen ($3.203) counties follow. New Jersey gas prices are the 10th-least expensive in the country.
Chief Regional Economist Martin Kohli noted that gasoline prices were down $0.989 compared to last August when area households paid $3.672 per gallon. The average price of utility (piped) gas, at $0.951 per therm, was also lower than the $1.070 per therm spent last year.Electricity prices averaged 19.8 cents per kilowatt hour (kWh), down from the 20.4 cents per kWh paid in August 2014.t $2.683 a gallon, the price of gasoline in the New York area was similar to the $2.745 national average in August 2015.