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  1. Dollar General - 801 North Shawano Street

    801 North Shawano Street, New London WI 54961

    4 Good 57 reviews

    “Adam went above and beyond finding an item for me at the New London WI store. He called me like he said he would if they had the item. Adam is a great asset to Dollar General and should be valued by this company!!”

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  2. Dollar Tree - 1291 North Shawano Street

    1291 North Shawano Street, New London WI 54961

    4 Good 41 reviews

    “Quick in out card shopping and ended up splurging on some clearance items. This store always gets me for more than what's on my list. But I enjoyed my purchases.”

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  3. Walmart Pharmacy - 1717 North Shawano Street

    1717 North Shawano Street, New London WI 54961

    3.7 Good 14 reviews

    “usually we have no issues at this pharmacy. but today was not a good experience. mona at new london pharmacy should not be working in a pharmacy or at a register. honestly, i’m genuinely concerned about how her brain works. my fiancé went to pick up his prescription. he’s 28. birthday: 05/29/1996. his name starts with “aa.” she kept repeating “12/29/1955” and “ee.” 1955. he’s 28 and looks 28. we kept correcting her: “it’s 5/29/96, and it’s ‘aa,’ not ‘ee.’” she wouldn’t listen. instead, she snapped at us and insisted we said “ee.” she’s old enough to know damn well that a 28 year old wasn’t born in 1955. the fact that she argued with us about it is wild. she clearly struggles to process basic info, and maybe it’s time she looked for work that doesn’t involve handling prescriptions or people.”

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