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  1. Dollar General - 159 Milbridge Rd

    159 Milbridge Rd, Cherryfield ME 04622

    4.3 Superb 28 reviews

    “Just moved back to Maine after 5 years away and this shop is now one of my closest options for food and necessities. Only been in twice so far but it’s been easy to find what I need each time and the employees have been very kind and helpful! My roommate has lived here for a bit over a year at this point and loves the shop and its employees as well. I’ve never really found a dollar store enjoyable outside of Daiso but this well-stocked dollar general has changed my mind :) I also love that they have little home and decor collabs with really cute products. Right now they’re doing a Dolly Parton collection which is very charming ?”

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  2. Dollar General - 20 Wilson District Rd.

    20 Wilson District Rd., Harrington ME 04643

    4 Good 41 reviews

    “If you need basic supplies in Harrington, your options are limited. Dollar General is a lot bigger & cheaper than the Circle K, and hey, it's not Delia's.”

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  3. Family Dollar - 56 Main St

    56 Main St, Milbridge ME 04658

    2.6 Average 32 reviews

    “I visited this store several times a week. It's a Family Dollar. The prices are decent, the folks that work. There are nice if you're familiar with a family dollar, that's exactly what it is.”

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