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  1. The New 5&10 Variety Store(Discount Groceries) - 72 Genesee St Ste 1

    72 Genesee St Ste 1, Greene NY 13778

    4.6 Superb 100 reviews

    “Great store when need a quickie mealset as old 5&10's use to be. Nice to see variety of which you don't see often on supermarket shelves much like ezmart across street their convenience store mixes. It's been quite a pleasure seeing new types of foods to try.”

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  2. Dollar General - 148 South Chenango Street

    148 South Chenango Street, Greene NY 13778

    3.4 Good 65 reviews

    “A big shout out to the store manger. My puppy ate rat poison. I ran into general dollar for peroxide, the manager held my puppy for me. He saved my puppy's life.”

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  3. Dollar General - 1749 NY-12

    1749 NY-12, Binghamton NY 13901

    4 Good 42 reviews

    “Our cashier Meya was so wonderful! she doesn’t speak spanish but she was so helpful and let us know where everything is in the store. Her personality and customer service make my midday errands a lot less boring ?❤️”

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  5. Dollar General - 109 NY-12

    109 NY-12, Chenango Forks NY 13746

    3.8 Good 35 reviews

    “I had a pleasant experience at the Dollar general the new people that have just started a very friendly the ones that have been there years or not so friendly they usually don't carry the pipes I usually get they usually out and it always takes these people too long to put stuff on the shelf they get a truck in and it sits on the floor 3 to 2 days”

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  6. Dollar General - 5294 NY-41

    5294 NY-41, Smithville Flats NY 13841

    3.5 Good 4 reviews

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