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  1. Dollar General - 139 West Street Unit B

    139 West Street Unit B, Ware MA 01082

    3.2 Average 43 reviews

    “The place is very clean and well put, better than any other dollar general I've been in. Very well ran and super nice and friendly staff. They also have a big variety of options for food and other items.”

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  2. Ocean State Job Lot - 1178 Thorndike Street

    1178 Thorndike Street, Palmer MA 01069

    4.4 Superb 145 reviews

    “I always find the selection of off the beat things I can find here. Every year I get my gardening seeds and supplies here for an incredibly great price. This year I didnt find as great of a selection but you really cant beat their prices.”

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  3. Dollar General - 2 Breckenridge Street

    2 Breckenridge Street, Palmer MA 01069

    3.7 Good 94 reviews

    “One of the BEST Dollars General out there!!! They actually have the most attentive and caring employees, you can tell they take pride in their store. Will definitely continue to shop here ;)”

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  5. Dollar General - 54 West Main Street

    54 West Main Street, Brookfield MA 01506

    3.5 Good 77 reviews

    “Incredible experience at your store today. I went in for a few balloons and hadn’t given any advance notice. The two folks working the morning shift there were able to help me out while still providing great service to anyone else who came to their register. I didn’t get their names but it was a lady with curly hair and a blonde woman with some tattoos. I tried to tip them but they didn’t accept any gratuity. You all made a 5 year old’s birthday today! Thank you!”

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