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There is a colorful, magicalquality to Little SwitzerlandToys & Dolls, where LilyBergh has operated theshop for more than threedecades. Past the glass

double doors is a refuge for board games and tea setsand plastic guns, Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy dolls,porcelain dolls and baby dolls and nesting dolls. Afterhelping customers choose gifts, she wraps them andalso offers delivery service.

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Address: 267 Main StreetPhone: 631-988-2097Website: littleswitzerlanddolls.com

Scentsational ofHuntington is noordinary shop.Owner SarahLatham has madea place where

customers can choose from a wide array of fragrancescreated in the store or create their own, which theythen name. Also sold are accessories, home fra-grances, jewelry and trinkets. They also carry Kiehls,Mario Badescu, 100% Pure and Crabtree & Evelyn.

Address: 259 Main StreetPhone: 631-549-2090Website: scentsational.com

TV producer and Chip ‘n Dippedfounder Peter Goldfarb grew upon his mother’s delicious cookies.After sharing the recipes with

friends and getting a wave of positive reviews, he moved backeast to study cooking and open up a business. Enjoy the gift ofhis mother’s delicious recipes at Chip n’ Dipped, where you canget an abundance of different tasty treats such as chocolate-covered pretzels, chocolate bars, artisan chocolate and theirsignature chocolate chip cookie dipped in chocolate. Over thesummer, Chip ‘n Dipped offers sit-down desserts onFriday and Saturday nights.

Address: 342 New York AvenuePhone: 631-470-2579Website: chipndipped.com

AloeTech is a family-owned and operatedauto repair center thatunderstands the difficultyof finding a mechanic

that is both reliable and honest. At AloeTech, they stress theimportance of customer satisfaction by offering competitivepricing. They will review any quote you bring in and try tosave you money on all of your car maintenance needs. Thegoal at AloeTech is to give the costumer a top-notch dealer-ship experience at a neighborhood-friendly price.

Address: 514 New York AvenuePhone: 631-421-2563Website: aloetechny.com

Address: 204-206 New York AvenuePhone: 631-427-1600Website: harborbeverage.com

In two words, BlueBirdNY is “affordable luxury.”Huntington resident Joanna Koelmel has filled her shopwith fashion-forward women’s clothing and accessories,all in a hip, mirror-clad storefront with a New York City,urban feel. Check out the new line of “ath-leisure.”

Address: 324 Main StreetPhone: 631-424-2053Facebook: Blue-Bird-NY-Boutique

A lover of mantra, mudra andchanting, Yoga Love Project ownerChantal Vice weaves these ancientpractices into her classes in an invi-tation to look inside your heart.With her and her community of

teachers, you don’t just get a yoga class; you becomeinspired and encouraged to be more yourself. YogaLove Project offers a safe, nurturing environment tobegin your yoga journey. The studio also hosts well-ness workshops like beading, meditation and healing.

Address: 15B Green StreetPhone: 631-423-5683Website: yogaloveproject.com

Lotus Vintage makes itits mission to bring shop-pers one-of-a-kind vin-

tage-style treasures that can’t be found at your run-of-the-mill department store. With a Bohemian style and a mix ofbold prints and patterns, the clothes at Lotus Vintage aremeant to bring out your individuality. Shopping at LotusVintage is about being yourself and embracing whatmakes you different from the rest. At Lotus Vintage, theyaim to bring you one-of-a-kind, handpicked, curatedauthentic vintage treasures that can’t be found at yourrun-of-the-mill department store.

Address: 12 W Carver StreetPhone: 631-470-7795Website: lotusvintage.com

At Wild Flours, a 100-percentgluten-free bakery, their goal isto make traditional sweetstasty to eat without the after-effects of tummy trouble.

Baked goods and breads are also dairy free, with manyvegan options, from muffins and brownies to cakes bakeddaily from scratch using many organic ingredients. Theshop also makes fresh pizzas on Saturdays and bagelson Sundays, has a lunch menu with panini and quiches,and organic fresh-pressed vegetable juices.

Address: 11 New StreetPhone: 631-923-1090Website: wildfloursbakeshop.com

Love is the main ingredient atA Rise Above Bake Shop, andhas been fore more than 30years. Owner Mary McDonaldserves the finest baked-from-scratch goodies in town, fromscones and muffins to loavesand cakes. And don’t forgetthe cookies and superb cof-

fee, brewed from fresh ground beans from an old, estab-lished family coffeehouse in Greenwich Village.

Address: 333 Main StreetPhone: 631-351-9811

They have onlybeen in town herefor less than ayear, but HarborBeverage

Merchants has quickly become the craft beer capital of theHuntington area. At Harbor Beverage Merchants, they selland offer tastings from their growler station, which containssome of the finest beer around. Along with top-notch taste,they offer top-notch customer service. Bring in a competi-tor’s coupon and Harbor Beverage Merchants will match it.

Ideal’s Element is set to openthis week after a complete ren-ovation of the former MainStreet wine and cheese café.The restaurant and wine andcheese lounge now sports anew, sleek look as well as alate-night menu. Don’t worry,cheese lovers; the cheeseshop is still active and hasmoved to Green Street.

Address: 308 Main Street/6 Green StreetPhone: 631-923-3434Website: idealselement.com

Your wildest stationerydreams come true at Lionin the Sun, an award-win-ning paperie dedicated tofine stationery and custom

invitations. Family-owned for more than 34 years, theyhave the experience and longevity to seamlessly guideyou through all the details and etiquette of custom printingwhile also serving as a trendsetter in vibrant, unique invi-tation design. They also carry unique gifts, books, albumsand greeting cards that you won’t find anywhere else.

Address: 314 Main StreetPhone: 631-423-5757Website: lioninthesunps.com/Huntington

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ANTIQUES & JEWELS ON MAINSince May of 1979, Antiques & Jewels has been on MainStreet offering unique jewelry ranging all the way fromthe turn of the 19th century to modern day. They havegold, silver, platinum, and precious and semi-preciousstones available for sale. They are also known for theirone-of-a-kind engagement rings, and they even do earpiercings. If you have never visited the store before, nowis the best time. At Antiques & Jewels they are currentlyoffering 50-percent off shelf price.

Address: 293 Main StreetPhone: 631-427-7674Website: antiquesandjewels.com

The Huntington Public Library’s mainbranch has something for everyone:research databases; downloadableeBooks, movies, music and maga-zines; children, teen and adult pro-grams; art exhibits; museum passes;local history; career counseling; ESLand literacy classes; homework help

and much more! And remember, as Albert Einstein said,“The only thing that you absolutely have to know, is thelocation of the library.”

Address: 338 Main StreetPhone: 631-427-5165Website: thehuntingtonlibrary.com

Kilwins has a wide variety of tastysweets such as saltwater taffy,fudge, caramel toffee and severalother delicious treats, but it’s theircustomer service that truly sepa-rates them from the rest. With asimple motto of “treat others as

you want to be treated, do your best, and have fun,”Kilwins’ goal is to always make you feel right at home.Kilwins is the perfect place to enjoy a sweet snack withthe gift of a nostalgic Americana setting.

Address: 293 Main StreetPhone: 631-271-4200Website: kilwins.com/Huntington

The folks at the Schlitt Law Firm are more than justlawyers; they are community members, volunteers andadvocates. The intentionally small, mission-driven per-sonal injury and medical malpractice law firm is dedicat-ed to delivering remarkable service and outstandingoutcomes. It donates one percent of revenues to chil-dren and educational charities including the Tri-CYA,the Huntington Foundation for Educational Excellenceand the Association for Children with Down Syndrome.

Address: 79 Wall StreetPhone: 631-425-9775Website: schlittlaw.com

Celebrating 50 years,the Community ThriftShop has offered qualitymerchandise at bargain

prices. With new sales every day, the all-volunteer-run shopis the perfect place to find unique items like antiques, col-lectibles, jewelry, antique art, books, household items, shoesand clothing for the entire family. Its six partner nonprofitagencies — Huntington Hospital, The Visiting Nurse Services& Hospice, the Family Service League, Cancer Care, andDay Top Village and Planned Parenthood — have returnedmore than $5 million to the community since 1961.

Address: 274 New York AvenuePhone: 631-271-4883

Sip Tea Lounge CHANGE TOTAL-LY: At Sip Tea Lounge, customersare given the perfect atmosphere toclear their minds, focus, create, dis-cuss and relax. With somewhat of alog cabin feel and a plethora of

teas, organic vegan pastries or their signature acaibowls to enjoy, the lounge is the best place to sit backand get away from the everyday grind. Nourish yourbody with a refreshing cup of organic tea.

Address: 286c New York AvenuePhone: 631-683-5777Website: siptealoungeny.com