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Robert C. Martin, 82, of 25422 Reasoner Road Ext., Watertown, passed away July 30, 2021 at his home, surrounded by his family and under care of Hospice of Jefferson County.
It was Robertâs wish to be cremated. The family will have a Celebration of Life at the family home on Reasoner Road Ext., Saturday, August 14th, beginning at Noon.
Robert was born February 18, 1939 in Willsboro, NY, son of Thomas A. and Grace (Frenier) Martin. He graduated from Willsboro High School and received his Bachelorâs Degree from Plattsburgh State University.
Following school, he interned with General Electric, after which he became an engineer for Raytheon, designing and building missile silos. His career continued as a construction project manager throughout the United States, building military bases and housing for many years. In 1988, he started his own construction business, Noble Estate Builders, which he owned and operated for several years.
According to
My Little Falls, in addition to food and fuel, the supermarket chain is now offering its customers the opportunity to use their earned rewards to support local schools, pay down student loans, donate to charity, purchase specialty kitchen products and enter periodic sweepstakes.
The newly diversified platform, which adds a mobile-based personalized customer experience to the palette of physical, digital, and experiential rewards, was launched to Price Chopper/Market 32’s AdvantEdge Rewards members this month.
Here s how it works: Customers continue to earn a point for every dollar spent shopping in-store and online at Price Chopper/Market 32. Now, in addition to food and fuel, points can be applied to supporting local schools, paying down student loans, donating to charities, entries for a periodic shopping spree and vacation sweepstakes, MasterChef branded products and more.
Price Chopper / Market 32
have announced that shoppers will not be required to register for a COVID vaccine appointment as the grocery chain will administer vaccines on a walk-in basis. This change is applicable at all Price Chopper/Market 32 stores in New York, Connecticut, and Pennsylvania. Here in Central New York there are locations in Utica, Rome, New Hartford, Oneida, Hamilton, Richfield Springs, and Little Falls.
In New York State, individuals age 16 and older are eligible to receive a COVID-19 vaccine. Price Chopper and Market 32’s supply is approved for individuals age 18 and older.
Appointments
are not required, the chain recommends calling the pharmacy ahead of arrival to check the availability of doses and confirm the customer’s vaccine of choice is available.
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