Huntington businesses cited by State Liquor Authority
Two Huntington businesses were cited for violations Saturday night by the State Liquor Authority, authorities said. Credit: Adam Ellis
Two Huntington businesses were cited by the New York State Liquor Authority and the Town of Huntington fire marshal following inspections late Saturday, the Suffolk County Police Department said.
Second Precinct officers joined liquor authority and Huntington Town officials to conduct inspections between 10 p.m. and midnight at The Ivy Kitchen and Bar, 66 Wall St., and Nag’s Head Ale House, 396 New York Ave., police said.
The Ivy Kitchen and Bar was issued three violations by the liquor authority and six violations and one summons by the Huntington fire marshal, police said. Nag’s Head Ale House was issued two violations by the liquor authority and three violations by the Huntington fire marshal.
Suffolk police did not provide information regarding the nature of the violations and the liquor authority and the Huntington fire marshal did not return requests for information.
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