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  1. Dollar General - 45 Blandford Stage Rd

    45 Blandford Stage Rd, Russell MA 01071

    3.8 Good 29 reviews

    “Hands down the best Dollar General location I’ve ever been to! This store is spotless! The aisles were clear, not a box in sight like other locations I’ve been to! The staff is really friendly too!”

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  2. Five Below - 267 E Main St

    267 E Main St, Westfield MA 01085

    4.5 Superb 78 reviews

    “I love Five Below! It has everything for the lowest prices, they have so many dupes I’m now obsessed with! If you love labubus you should get labubu dupes, at five below for the lowest prices! Beware that there isn’t much employees, there is only self checkout which I don’t have a problem with.”

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  3. Ocean State Job Lot - 231 E Main St

    231 E Main St, Westfield MA 01085

    4.4 Superb 130 reviews

    “I have a love hate relationship with Ocean State in general. You have to watch the prices, some stuff is dirt cheap while other stuff is significantly overpriced. They've got anything you could imagine but probably not what you need.”

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  5. Dollar Tree - 515 College Hwy

    515 College Hwy, Southwick MA 01077

    4.1 Good 58 reviews

    “I love this store because I can afford the items! It offers a wide variety of greeting cards, many household items, and beauty products. The staff is pleasant, and they keep the store clean.”

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  6. Dollar General - 617 Southampton Rd

    617 Southampton Rd, Westfield MA 01085

    3.3 Good 56 reviews

    “I moved to Westfield about 6 months ago and stop into Dollar General every few days for staple goods like water, razors, bandaid, etc. I have needed help finding items and since I'm old fashioned; I try to learn people's names at places I frequent out of respect. Last night I stopped in for some water and a protien milk. When I came up to the register, Alex greeted me and asked how things were going. It may be small talk, but it's people like him that make a big chain store into a warm hometown experience through interpersonal connection. Thank you Alex for always going above and beyond to help and say a kind word. And I included the receipt because I'm real and not some chat bot.”

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