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  1. Tractor Supply Co. - 179 Airport Road

    179 Airport Road, Hazle PA 18202

    4.4 Superb 113 reviews

    “Aside from everything else they have in here they have a very unique collection of greeting cards. If you've never looked at them and read them you have to ......they may be expensive but they are so unique so funny or they can be the opposite very beautiful and serious”

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  2. T.J. Maxx - 10 Laurel Mall Drive

    10 Laurel Mall Drive, Hazle PA 18202

    4.2 Good 118 reviews

    “So many nice employees. Debbie, Jordyn, Sierra, Tammy, Crisalis, Izzy, Yadira. They make you feel welcomed, and they help in anyway possible. It's so nice shopping there because of them.”

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  3. Walmart Supercenter - 761 Airport Road

    761 Airport Road, Hazle PA 18202

    3.3 Good 226 reviews

    “Good prices, quality selections for most daily products, best POS in the industry. Always has been. You don't need to select cash or card, just hold your card near the reader and it figures everything out. Other stores you have to press when done, you have to press a coupon button, you have to select payment method. Walmart POS senses your card and can figure out, you are done and want to pay and get going. Great, great system!”

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