Looking for new places to buy vinyl

Locally. You would have to move here. (and I will NOT tell you where, because NO I do not want you moving here!!)
I have five good places to find used LPs.
And a new one opening up in a few weeks (a former employee of the best store in the local area, is opening his own used Lp store across town.)
I never buy Lps online anymore.
I pretty much buy only used LPs...

Loran Records, an online company...google it. They only sell NM or mint and I have had great success with them.
Now I've revealed a very good source.(disclaimer...no affiliation).

Thanks guys, I am always looking for new places to get my fix. We have a great record shop that isn't to far away from my house. Tom's Music Trade in Red Lion is a great shop to pick up used records but he also has a small assortment of new vinyl as well. For those that like CDs he has a pretty good assortment of those as well.

I buy alot of stuff at Thrift stores,garage sales,Estate sales Charity Oranizations(Salvation Army,Goodwill etc.)There is no better place to get classical music,in the past two years i have found Most of The Everest Record titles that Classic Records released. Classic records was getting 30.00 a pop,I was paying 1-3 dollars for original pressings in mint to mint - condition. These were recorded on 35mm tape and they sound spacious and lush. Look for recordings by Everest from 1959 t0 6o,after that the recordings started to go down hill.

Dusty Groove America (Google it). Their VG-rated LPs have been VERY GOOD, despite what you usually see with this rating. Get on their list and receive weekly notice of their offerings, which include detailed descriptions of the music. No good for classical, but terrific for jazz.