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  1. Family Dollar - 210 Avenue A

    210 Avenue A, Turners Falls MA 01376

    3.4 Good 35 reviews

    “Great consumer service the day i went in. Wish I remembered the girls name but it was a Friday morning. She was a joy to talk to and so friendly. Definitely should keep that girl working there for sure.”

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  2. Dollar Tree - 255 Mohawk Trail

    255 Mohawk Trail, Greenfield MA 01301

    4 Good 65 reviews

    “Good choices. But, they mix the $3 and $5 items with the $1.25 items without posted prices. They should add price stickers or specific shelves for the higher priced items.”

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  3. Dollar General - 115 Northfield Rd

    115 Northfield Rd, Bernardston MA 01337

    3.9 Good 56 reviews

    “Each time I have been there staff have been pleasant and helpful. Store is well stocked and prices reasonable. We have two in the town I live in, but I travel to this one because it is well taken care of in a nice area.”

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  5. Dollar General - 10 Colrain Rd

    10 Colrain Rd, Greenfield MA 01301

    3.7 Good 54 reviews

    “Great Dollar General. Always well stocked, staff is super helpful and friendly. I've always had a great experience shopping here and it's conveniently located right next to Big Y.”

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  6. Dollar General - 369 Federal St

    369 Federal St, Greenfield MA 01301

    3.6 Good 80 reviews

    “Do NOT go to the one by Big Y. Go to the federal st store. The one by Big Y rips you off. 5 out of 10 items will ring up wrong. Then you have to wait while they go verify the correct price. It is no exaggeration it's THAT bad. They do not update the prices on the racks so you never know what your really paying. If you go there PAY ATTENTION to what your paying for your items. Guarantee items will ring up more expensive.”

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