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  1. Dollar General - 3245 Lewis Ave

    3245 Lewis Ave, Ida MI 48140

    3.1 Average 34 reviews

    “I meant to post this a few days ago but Kirstin was so understanding when I came in the other day. I'm suffering with feet issues and am not able to even wear shoes. She was really truly kind about it. She made me feel comfortable and was so friendly. Please tell her thank you, she deserves recognition. Also, this DG is the cleanest and most non-cluttered one I've ever seen. Love this place.”

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  2. Dollar General - 7535 Blue Bush Rd

    7535 Blue Bush Rd, Maybee MI 48159

    4.7 Superb 30 reviews

    “Clean, good prices and nice staff. Nice to have a store in a rural area that does not over charge because they know you will pay extra to save a longer trip. All kinds of merchandise and I prefer several of their store brands to name brand. Best thing to happen to the Maybee area in a really long time.”

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  3. Dollar General - 7385 Summerfield Rd

    7385 Summerfield Rd, Lambertville MI 48144

    3 Average 45 reviews

    “Shout out to the local dollar general. The staff are always friendly, and you can tell how hard they are working. The store is well stocked and I love that I can pop in and out in a few minutes for last minute essentials. Thank you staff for all that you do, the public appreciates you!”

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  5. Dollar General - 8220 Lewis Ave

    8220 Lewis Ave, Temperance MI 48182

    3 Average 68 reviews

    “The new management is doing an amazing job! Just as well as the workers are very helpful and very friendly. The store is looking so much better then before. Products on shelves and store doesn’t look like a hot mess like others tend to look.”

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