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  1. Ocean State Job Lot - 360 Market Street

    360 Market Street, Rockland MA 02370

    4.2 Good 159 reviews

    “Where else can you wander around aimlessly for 45 minutes and buy $60 worth of random items that you don’t really need, because you just can’t pass up on the deal!”

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  2. Dollar Tree - 201 Market Street

    201 Market Street, Rockland MA 02370

    3.7 Good 40 reviews

    “It seems like this store has been doing better than it was last year! Thank goodness! I've been noticing it's staffed better now and because of that there's product being put on the shelves and the line moves quickly. Everyone seems happy to work there too!”

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  3. Family Dollar - Ocean State Plaza

    Ocean State Plaza, 366 Market Street, Rockland MA 02370

    3.5 Good 25 reviews

    “Today I had to go to Family Dollar to get stuff to clean my Shower and there was a young man with long blonde hair and another woman and her marriage and I was his elderly woman who want to pay like literally $.10 for her check and all I can say is kudos to that team the woman behind the desk I don’t know her name and I’m so mad I don’t but she did amazing and I have to say is please keep the Rockland family dollar open And to keep the people employed today especially at 1:27 PM on Wednesday October 27, 2022 ?”

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