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  1. Dollar Tree - 7921 North Alpine Road

    7921 North Alpine Road, Loves Park IL 61111

    4.3 Superb 98 reviews

    “Nice place with many options. Snacks, cookware, candy, make up, tire gauges with the caps!, gardening, toys, cleaning supplies, cards for occasions and more!. It's worth the stop in.”

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  2. Dollar General - 6369 North 2nd Street

    6369 North 2nd Street, Loves Park IL 61111

    4.1 Good 71 reviews

    “Pleasant place to visit the staff is always nice and helpful i don't know all their names but adriane,carrie,and alex usually there the times i stop by and are always in good spirts and represent the store well”

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  3. Dollar Tree - 6307 North 2nd Street

    6307 North 2nd Street, Loves Park IL 61111

    4 Good 48 reviews

    “I have to tell you, Drive Out of Your way for this Jewel. I Love this Store, So Organized and So Clean. You won't find a nicer one in Rockford Area. Check it Out!!”

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  5. DG Market - 7931 North Alpine Road

    7931 North Alpine Road, Loves Park IL 61111

    3.7 Good 74 reviews

    “The cashier is NEVER up front when you need her and no bell or anything AND she was rude about explaining the sale they had...I should (by law) have gotten the discount price, but was on something small so I just said forget it, I'm not getting it now, otherwise is a nice e store, clean with a great selection”

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