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  1. Dollar General - 5 New Hampshire Rte 103

    5 New Hampshire Rte 103, Sunapee NH 03782

    2.4 Poor 26 reviews

    “I discovered on Sat. night that I was missing my wallet with license and credit cards. I remembered using it on Thurs.at the Dollar General in Sunapee/Guild, NH. We drove there on Sunday and I was glad to see that the store manager who waited on me on Thurs. was there. I asked her if anyone had found a wallet. She said yes, asked me my name and pulled it out of the safe. She had found it at the register on Thurs. We are grateful to the store manager for its safekeeping. She will have our continued patronage.”

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  2. Ocean State Job Lot - 12 John Stark Hwy

    12 John Stark Hwy, Newport NH 03773

    4.4 Superb 134 reviews

    “I love dent and scratch bargain stores. This place is great. Russian/Polish/Ukrainian cookies? Yup. Members only jackets? Yup. Couch cover? Yup. If you can think it... They probably have it.”

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  3. Dollar General - 8 John Stark Highway

    8 John Stark Highway, Newport NH 03773

    3.8 Good 88 reviews

    “This review is more to shout out an amazing person who works here. Robert is a very kind man and super honest. I would love to have more people like him in this world. So, in my opinion, he should get a raise. Lol, but he really is an amazing gentleman. Thank you, Robert.”

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