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  1. Dollar General - 5 Squaw Hollow Rd

    5 Squaw Hollow Rd, Ashford CT 06278

    3.8 Good 42 reviews

    “Dollar General is one of my go to stores. They have good prices on everything. They have a good stock of staple foods ..snacks..soups..pet food.. candy... dairy and small freezer section. Also paper goods and decorations for Holdays. They really carry a selection of everything you would find in a larger grocery/retail store. And it's great if you live in out of the way areas cos that's where they put them. Clover Valley is their food brand and most of the products are pretty decent. I usually go to the DG near UConn but this one is just as good. In fact I stop at most Dollar Generals when I'm traveling anywhere and stock up for the trip!”

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  2. Dollar General - 230 Eastford Rd

    230 Eastford Rd, Eastford CT 06242

    4.5 Superb 30 reviews

    “There's something about this store..Yes it's one of the only stores around. It's very well stocked, organized and clean. The staff are always friendly. The store is usually quiet, and there is a comforting energy here.”

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  3. Dollar Tree - 95 Storrs Rd

    95 Storrs Rd, Willimantic CT 06226

    4 Good 49 reviews

    “I’ve been shopping here for years and the cashier Mindy always brightens up my day. her attitude is amazing and she’s always so kind to me. i look forward to being cashed out by her when i come in. total asset to the company and i wont shop at any other dollar tree because of her.”

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