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  1. Family Dollar - 124 US-1

    124 US-1, Bucksport ME 04416

    3.9 Good 49 reviews

    “Very good service except sometimes you're waiting in line and have to bring the Bell like most places you go to but it seems when this happens it takes a little longer than usual but other than that it's a good store”

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  2. Dollar General - 674 Main Rd N

    674 Main Rd N, Hampden ME 04444

    3.9 Good 63 reviews

    “Great leadership and staff! I am in the store often and always impressed by this team! They all pitch in and it’s very impressive to watch them work so cohesively! In this declining workforce these ladies work their hearts out to deliver the products off the shelf people need.Each time I go into the store I am greeted warmly and asked if I need help even considering how much work they have to do.Hats off the Georgia for leading a great team!!!”

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  3. Dollar General - 779 N Main St

    779 N Main St, Winterport ME 04496

    2.3 Poor 58 reviews

    “Lots and lots of merchandise at great prices. Staff very friendly and helpful. Gave four stars as layout is crowded and not always easy to maneuver. Love having a store locally.”

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