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  1. Dollar General - 3334 S Cleveland Massillon Rd

    3334 S Cleveland Massillon Rd, Norton OH 44203

    4.3 Superb 45 reviews

    “This is my favorite store , it’s always nice and organized, the workers are always so nice, & the atmosphere is so calming. I get overwhelmed in any other store but I can come in here & feel relaxed the whole time I am shopping ! Keep up the great work ❤️”

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  2. Dollar General - 3200 Greenwich Road Rm 38

    3200 Greenwich Road Rm 38, Norton OH 44203

    3.1 Average 73 reviews

    “I can find just about every household product or grocery i need here. The staff can always be seen and found if i have any questions and the stores are always kept stocked. Not like some big boxes stores?!”

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  3. Dollar General - 4003 Eastern Road

    4003 Eastern Road, Norton OH 44203

    2.5 Average 92 reviews

    “Great employees. Very pleasant and kind. Corporate doesn't treat them right however. How do they have 2 people on shift and both expected to unload and stock shelves while also running register possibly able to get anything done?? Also, corporate does not update prices on shelves to software, so you need to pay attention when at checkout. The price discrepancy is NOT the employees fault! They will override/fix it if you say something (politely!!). I love Norton DG employees and won't shop at any other DG. ??”

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