The Town of Huntington has offered to provide a shuttle service to local shopping for residents of Paumanack Village, a low-income, senior-housing development in Greenlawn that surrounds a Waldbaum’s that is set to close Sunday. 

The Huntington town board has approved a $189 million operating budget for 2016, slightly reducing overall spending and remaining within the state’s tax cap. The board also approved a $15 million capital budget focused on town infrastructure.

Residents of the Paumanack Village affordable senior-housing development in Greenlawn are scrambling to figure out how they will do their grocery shopping once the Waldbaum’s supermarket that the development clusters around closes later this month.