DOVER—An early bid to supply the town of Dover with heating oil for the current fiscal year would cost the town 36% more than last year’s oil contract, a sharp increase last exceeded only during the COVID-19 pandemic, an official warned on Tuesday.
Although the town had not received other bids by late Tuesday, the proposed increase by a supplier, who was not publicly identified, would add $1.07 a gallon to heating oil for the town, according to…
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