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  1. Marc's Stores - 6576 North Ridge Road

    6576 North Ridge Road, Madison OH 44057

    4.2 Good 63 reviews

    “Loving their deals! Only downside is they need to open more than one cash register during peak hours. Waited in line for 45 minutes to get just a few things I really second guessed the whole wait. Watched 4 customers walk out due to the wait. Felt bad for the cashier toughing it out but she really kept it together and I admire her work ethic. Her name was Samantha and she had a beautiful attitude even with a large impatient crowd. I hope more people recognize this young lady for the solid leader she is!”

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  2. Dollar General - 1810 Hubbard Rd

    1810 Hubbard Rd, Madison OH 44057

    4 Good 18 reviews

    “The store manager is one of the nicest people you will meet. Always kind and friendly. Goes out of his way to greet the people and especially the children. All dollar generals are similar… but the service and smiling face greeting you makes this one unique. Thanks partner!”

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  3. Dollar General - 331 N Lake St Ste B

    331 N Lake St Ste B, Madison OH 44057

    4 Good 66 reviews

    “Liked everything, except for the fact that I'm allergic to just about everything. I can't wear the regular throw away masks.I'm allergic to the material that they are made of, when I informed the manager of this he asked for proof! I am not required to show you proof that wearing one of those WILL close my throat!! Besides the fact that I am risking not only my life...also the lives of those with whom I share a home!!!”

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