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  1. Ollie's Bargain Outlet - 1313 National Hwy

    1313 National Hwy, La Vale MD 21502

    4.4 Superb 139 reviews

    “Good stuff cheap! But for real, this place is great! Bought my flooring, very inexpensive and beautiful! Plus, if you're into Bibles, this place has tons of different ones.”

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  2. Dollar Tree - 10701 New Georges Creek Rd SW Ste 12

    10701 New Georges Creek Rd SW Ste 12, Frostburg MD 21532

    5 Superb 14 reviews

    “This has to be the cleanest, well organized Dollar Tree you can patronize. The staff were extremely nice and took pride in the wonderful work environment which they helped create.”

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  3. Gabe's - 12101 Winchester Rd

    12101 Winchester Rd, La Vale MD 21502

    4.2 Good 123 reviews

    “Great buys with so much to choose from. I could spend the whole day in there and still not see everything! Sometimes it gets a bit crowded tho- not enough room between aisles/merch.”

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  5. Save A Lot - 1050 W Industrial Blvd

    1050 W Industrial Blvd, Cumberland MD 21502

    4.2 Good 92 reviews

    “This store has improved in every aspect, It was always well maintained and the cashiers always seem like they are concerned about your wellbeing,it now is stocked with more name brands and always seems to have what l’m looking for with a fine meat department . The produce is also very good.,It’s just a nice place to shop .”

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  6. Big Lots - 1629 E Oldtown Rd

    1629 E Oldtown Rd, Cumberland MD 21502

    3.9 Good 103 reviews

    “I frequent this Big Lots location for holidays and special occasions. I love their low prices, not to mention they have good many organic and better for you foods.”

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