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  1. Dollar Tree - 1011 Water St

    1011 Water St, Fitchburg MA 01420

    3.7 Good 83 reviews

    “Very messy store. Aisles blocked with stock but no one stocking. Long lines for one register open. Cashier was as sweet as pie though very nice dealing with the only open register”

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  2. Family Dollar - 551 Electric Ave

    551 Electric Ave, Fitchburg MA 01420

    3.7 Good 48 reviews

    “Parkhill Family Dollar is the best one around very nice people they make you feel so good when you walk in they say hi the store is so clean and so neat . I go in there once a day just to say hi to the people. CJ is doing a fabulous job . I get it”

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  3. Fitchburg Discount - 480 Water Street

    480 Water Street, Fitchburg MA 01420

    3.4 Good 62 reviews

    “Decent Flea Market -- The man who works there is very nice. Alot of cool items especially when I go to Brasil -- I can get 1 or 2 items for each family member. Love this flea market. All these negative reviews seem a bit off for a FLEA MARKET..........”

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  5. Family Dollar - Central Plaza

    Central Plaza, 133 Water Street, Fitchburg MA 01420

    3.3 Good 50 reviews

    “The blonde man with hair to his shoulder was amazing he knew where every item I needed was he was very knowledgeable on which items were better than others. He should absolutely get promoted.”

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