Local So Md Heating oil prices...website?

[stgislander]

Oh Boy, do you get a Pepperoni Roll with Boiled Cajun Peanuts while you are there?
And finish lunch off sitting in the town square, with a Banana Moon Pie and a Strawberry Yoo-Hoo.

If I'm going anywhere near the town center at lunchtime, I'm getting a hot dog and strawberry milk from Yann's. I do want to try Oliverio's either in Bridgeport or Morgantown.

 

[black dog]

If I'm going anywhere near the town center at lunchtime, I'm getting a hot dog and strawberry milk from Yann's. I do want to try Oliverio's either in Bridgeport or Morgantown.

LOL, I'll look up this Oliverio's the next time I head east.
I rank a good Pepperoni roll right up there with a back in the day, Pollack Johnny's Polish Sausage, all the way no onions.

 

[PeoplesElbow]

If I'm going anywhere near the town center at lunchtime, I'm getting a hot dog and strawberry milk from Yann's. I do want to try Oliverio's either in Bridgeport or Morgantown.

I can't get into Yanns, I like T&L though, also always thought Murial's was better than Oliverios. Best selection of Italian food outside of NJ in that area.

 

[stgislander]

Its that God Awful Beaner Beer he drinks.

And unfortunately it doesn't provide much in the way of heat.

 

[black dog]

And unfortunately it doesn't provide much in the way of heat.

But it smells like a waste oil heater with a dead skunk in the heat exchanger. ...

 

[stgislander]

You mentioned your wife was from Fairmont didn't you? If you're nearby check this place out. Hoagies and wings from the coal oven are also great. https://miamargherita.com/

My wife says Colasessano's has very good pizza if you are into thick crust. She says the home of the original WV pepperoni roll.

 

[PeoplesElbow]

My wife says Colasessano's has very good pizza if you are into thick crust. She says the home of the original WV pepperoni roll.

One of my new favorites is Clarksburg Pizza Company, has a local legend of an ice cream shop nextdoor too.

 

[Czar]

When we had our home built in 2000 we upgraded the insulation and windows at the time the highest bill was 90$ 1 or 2 times in the summer & winter most of the time it was 73-88 a month but since then with the incrase of electric its went up a 100 dollars sometimes less

$90 is the equivalent of around $175 currently so it's not that far off. I wonder what new fees are slapped on our monthly bill that wasn't on there in 2000?