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Getting Down to Business in Huntington

Mix of services open to the public in Huntington Station and the village.

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Six businesses around Huntington officially opened their doors Tuesday, a mix of restaurants, job assistance, insurance, building and marine services.

At Walt Whitman Shops, two new restaurants welcomed customers and officials. Zinburger Wine & Burger Bar and CUPS Frozen Yogurt.
 
Four other businesses celebrated their new space at 328A Main Street. Tucked away in a former trolley barn a few yards from Main Street are:  First Heritage Insurance Agency, Triangle Building Products Corp., Celtic Marine Services and  Trinity Program MGC. 

Town and business leaders participated in the grand openings, among them State Sen. John Flanagan, R-East Northport, and Assemb. Chad Lupinacci, R-Huntington Station.

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