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  1. Dollar General - 1793 West Sherman Boulevard

    1793 West Sherman Boulevard, Norton Shores MI 49441

    4.5 Superb 68 reviews

    “RYAN is back!!! This store was definitely not the same without him and DG is lucky to have him!!! Give this man a raise...he is the reason for customer retention ?”

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  2. Five Below - 5313 Harvey St B

    5313 Harvey St B, Norton Shores MI 49444

    3.8 Good 166 reviews

    “2-19-26 UPDATE: found some items I didn't know that I needed. Was in town for the day so stopped in to see what was new & of course I found items I absolutely had to have. I also saw dum dum pickle flavored, I didn't buy them but that was very unique! 9-17-24 UPDATE: went in & this is the first time I've never found something that I absolutely needed but I was also in a rush to get home as I live 2 hours away. END UPDATE I always seem to find deals!! I love the key chain jems. Even though everything there isn't under $5 some items are worth it.”

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  3. Dollar General - 1070 East Pontaluna Road

    1070 East Pontaluna Road, Norton Shores MI 49456

    3 Average 70 reviews

    “As a Dollar General store it has a varied selection of groceries, frozen food, pet food, drinks, household and automotive supplies, gift cards, health and beauty products, seasonal items... but what you'll find varies from other stores and depending on the time of year.Self checkout now accepts both credit/debit and cash. EBT accepted, also. Modest alcohol selection. Staff turnover is pretty high and results in unpredictable store hours, but the folks working tend to be friendly.”

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