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  1. Walmart Supercenter - 11415 Hydetown Rd

    11415 Hydetown Rd, Titusville PA 16354

    3.9 Good 200 reviews

    “Didnt have the milk I wanted or the orange juice I normally buy everything was empty plus it was a friday should have had things stocked try not to go to this walmart found other places to get my milk went this Friday everything all stocked up must have a new manager everything is good in the store”

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  2. Tractor Supply Co. - 11512 Hydetown Road

    11512 Hydetown Road, Titusville PA 16354

    4.3 Superb 52 reviews

    “Very friendly staff, I had to leave a car there over night and took 2 days for me to have the time to be able to have the wife and I both to go get it they were super friendly and allowed it in there parking lot, and weren't in a rush for me to get it. They were beyond understanding when I came in to finally get it and explained the situation eve making jokes about it snd then helped me find the paint that I needed for the project I was doing.”

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  3. Walmart Connection Center - 11415 Hydetown Rd

    11415 Hydetown Rd, Titusville PA 16354

    2.2 Poor 4 reviews

    “the power went off today and the Walmart employees were outside sitting letting everyone know it was closed in a very professional manner. there was 1 customer named Kevin i believe that came to pick up his sister in law and he started shouting at the nice employees for no reason saying he was going to run them down with his ford truck”

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