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retzcanter opens new office in Manlius

7/6/2010 11:00:00 AM by Eric Reinhardt

Donald (Don) Retz, left, and Daniel (Dan) Canter, right, in their new office at 8051 Cazenovia Road in Manlius. Each man had been operating separate, one-person firms before launching their combined business, retzcanter, in August 2009. MANLIUS — Less than a year after launching, retzcanter, a local advertising and design firm, has opened a new office in Manlius.

Retzcanter is the result of a partnership between the former dcanter creative of DeWitt and retzdesign of Fayetteville.

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