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  1. Fun & find - 4010 E Highland Ave

    4010 E Highland Ave, Highland CA 92346

    3.8 Good 44 reviews

    “Place is amazing Purchased a ryobi table saw value at $389 sold it $135 they tested but i did forget some parts rip fence and wheel and they saved them for me too pick up with No problems Prices are great its a junk rats place ? if u like digging for stuff”

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  2. Family Dollar - 26534 East 9th Street

    26534 East 9th Street, Highland CA 92346

    3 Average 45 reviews

    “Love the manager there. He is so helpful and so sweet. But he's very professional as far as conduct in the store. Sometimes there are unsavory shoppers there when I'm shopping, but he makes sure that I'm safe and that he watches constantly. Couldn't ask for a better manager or assistant manager. I'm not sure which he is but he's wonderful”

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  3. Dollar Tree - 4040 East Highland Avenue

    4040 East Highland Avenue, Highland CA 92346

    3 Average 90 reviews

    “I very, very much appreciate that unlike Family Dollar and Dollar General, this store actually stays open until 10pm as the hours list. I have been to other stores where they do letting customers in 20 minds before they close. What's up with that?. Thank you that this store was open late.”

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