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  1. Dollar Tree - 3316 Navarre Avenue

    3316 Navarre Avenue, Oregon OH 43616

    4.1 Good 101 reviews

    “These people are the BEST!! They truly go out of their way to help you find what you are looking for. I was looking to find the Golden Girl hand creams and the manager found them for me!!! I am so thrilled !! Truly outstanding employees and I highly recommend them.”

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  2. Dollar General - 3249 Navarre Ave C

    3249 Navarre Ave C, Oregon OH 43616

    3.9 Good 63 reviews

    “I love this store Dollar General on Navarre in Oregon they are so nice and so friendly I recommend everybody go there do not go to the dollar general on Woodville Road”

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  3. Dollar General - 7330 Jerusalem Road

    7330 Jerusalem Road, Oregon OH 43616

    3.4 Good 39 reviews

    “I like the store out of all the Dollar General’s in the Toledo area. This is a nicer one. Just the people are friendlier. The store is a lot cleaner a lot quieter. There’s no riffraff no gangsters no thugs. They have plenty of selection of drinks and candy and snack snacks and just about everything you need I love the store.”

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  5. Dollar General - 2553 Starr Avenue

    2553 Starr Avenue, Oregon OH 43616

    3 Average 61 reviews

    “The manager is very nice and helpful,he is very good. They been out of Tylenol and mozzarella cheese for 9 days. Out of lots of products and always have boxes stuff blocking the paper products and other products. They need a night stocker.”

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