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Thrifty Shopping
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Thrift shops not only save shoppers money, they also reduce waste.
Thrift shops not only save shoppers money, they reduce the amount of household items that end up in landfills. The ECHO Thrift Shop at the Durham Community Church exemplifies this philosophy of collecting, recycling and re-selling goods.
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Thrifty Shopping
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Thrift shops not only save shoppers money, they reduce the amount of household items that end up in landfills. The ECHO Thrift Shop at the Durham Community Church exemplifies this philosophy of collecting, recycling and re-selling goods.
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