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"Drivers are feeling the pain at the pump with average gas prices going for $3.75 a gallon.On Saturday, the Next Level Church in Epping stepped in to help alleviate some of the drivers\u2019 pain.\"I love it. I think it's great,\" said Bonnie Fallow, of Raymond.\"This was our opportunity to show the people in this community that we care about them,\" said Lead Pastor Joshua Gagnon.On Saturday, the church bought 3,000 gallons of regular gas at the current price. It then teamed up with a local Sunoco to sell the gas for $2.99 a gallon.\"That's a good gesture by them. It's going to help people around here a lot,\" said Greg Champoux, of Raymond.\"It's wonderful. It's awesome. I seen it on the news last night, and I told my kids, \u2018See, when people give back, good things happen,\u2019\" Fallow told News 9.Cars lined up, stretching more than two blocks as word spread about the event.\"I'm glad I got here early,\" said Karen Drelick, of Newmarket.\"We expected a lot of people. I don't think gas has been at $2.99 for some time,\" said Gagnon.According to the website, GasBuddy.com, the last time gas cost less than $3.00 a gallon in New Hampshire was late 2010. Since then, drivers have been shelling out $50 or more every time they fill up their cars.\"We spend a lot of money on gas a week,\" said Champoux.About 290 people were able to buy the gas at the discounted price.The Next Level Church will open a new location in Epping on March 10, but Gagnon said the event was no strings attached, because they only wanted to help the community."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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