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  1. Dollar General - 283 Fairview Rd

    283 Fairview Rd, Kersey PA 15846

    4.1 Good 43 reviews

    “Very friendly employees. I always feel welcomed and that I'm in a safe environment. One time they wouldn't let me leave the store because of a severe weather alert for the area. Sure enough a funnel cloud had formed during that time less than 1 mile away.”

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  2. Save A Lot - 391 Brusselles St

    391 Brusselles St, St Marys PA 15857

    4.5 Superb 87 reviews

    “This is a major grocery store. They occupy an older building that has some needs. I find I get really good deals on food here, but their selection is more limited than the ‘super store’ in town. I live nearby, so it has become a favorite place for me to shop. All considered, they do a fantastic job of serving the community and bringing value to the neighborhood. The staff is plenty friendly and helpful, as well.”

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  3. Dollar General - 34 Crestview Rd

    34 Crestview Rd, St Marys PA 15857

    4.4 Superb 28 reviews

    “The right place to grab and go and with 10 of them near by its quick and easy, like my exgirlfriend from highschool...oops!Guess I should keep it G.Sorry folks, you know what I mean.Who couldn't use a little chuckle right now”

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  5. Dollar General - 249 Main St

    249 Main St, Ridgway PA 15853

    4.4 Superb 51 reviews

    “Despite the fact this Dollar General has been there for about 20 years now you can still walk in and get smacked by the nostalgia of the creaky old GC Murphy floors that still make the same old crunch they did when I was a kid. Beyond the aesthetics of the building it's a regular Dollar General with friendly staff located conveniently downtown.”

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