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By Week’s End, Self-Checkout Lanes

Will Be In Cooperstown Supermarket

Price Chopper sales clerk Brenda Dewey casts a curious eye at the self-checkout terminals now being installed at Cooperstown's Price Chopper. Paul Somers from company headquarters in Schenectady is on site today, testing out the new equipment. (Jim Kevlin/AllOTSEGO.com)
Price Chopper sales clerk Brenda Dewey casts a curious eye at the self-checkout terminals now being installed at Cooperstown’s Price Chopper. Paul Somers from company headquarters in Schenectady is on site today, testing out the new equipment. (Jim Kevlin/AllOTSEGO.com)

COOPERSTOWN – With the new self-checkout lanes being installed at the Cooperstown Price Chopper, the supermarket just gave new meaning to the phrase “grab-and-go.”

“Our customers who are just stopping in for a handful of items are more inclined towards self-checkout,” said Mona Golub, spokesperson for Price Chopper.  “By providing these, as well as full-service lines, we can provide better service.”

Five self-checkout lanes are due in Cooperstown by the end of the week, a first for the village.

It’s a trend the company started 25 years ago after noticing many customers swing by for one of two items.

“The majority of our 136 stores across six states” – including Oneonta’s – “have them,” said Golub.  “Cooperstown will have the newest ones.”

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  1. Price Chopper is putting humans out of work by installing those self check out terminals. I have not seen them in the Oneonta Price Chopper store yet.
    I was there yesterday (Sunday) and did not see them.

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