About Abby Audenino

Abby Audenino is a writer, social media manager, content creator, and advertising outreach coordinator at Main Street Magazine. She writes about a little bit of everything, and her work has previously been featured in Hudson Valley Magazine and Westchester Magazine. Abby graduated summa cum laude with a Bachelor of Arts in communications with concentrations in journalism and public relations from Marist College in May of 2023. She also obtained her certificate in copy editing from the American Copy Editors Society. Abby can be reached at abby@mainstreetmag.com.

Put down the phone, pick up the joy: Studies show that a social media detox can do wonders for your mental health 

Scrolling through the endless feeds of Instagram or TikTok is an easy way to pass some time, but there’s a growing body of research that suggests it’s doing far more harm than good. A recent study, published in JAMA Network Open – a monthly open access medical journal published by the American Medical Association – not only details the clear benefits from taking a social media detox, but also suggests that the benefits can be felt in as little as a week.

By |2025-12-29T09:26:58-05:00December 29th, 2025|A Healthier Life, Main Street News, Wellness|

All about aesthetics: Kaelan Reynolds of Village Aesthetics & Wellness discusses cosmetic injections, building trust with patients, and how to know if cosmetic injections are right for you

Kaelan Reynolds, a Millerton, NY, native, has recently opened Village Aesthetics & Wellness at 1 John Street in the heart of Millerton. Below, Reynolds talks about her background in nursing, the cosmetic injections and other services that Village Aesthetics & Wellness offers, and prioritizing patient safety and trust.

By |2025-12-23T13:36:30-05:00December 29th, 2025|A Healthier Life, Health & Beauty, Wellness|

Feel Good Haus brings a holistic approach to wellness to the Berkshires

“True self-care isn’t about grand gestures – it’s found in small intentional moments,” says Tricia MacKenzie, the founder of Feel Good Haus in Great Barrington, MA. Prior to opening Feel Good Haus at 38 Railroad Street, Tricia was balancing a full-time career as a marketing executive, parenting two children, and being the primary caregiver for her terminally ill elderly parents – all at the same time. Life became a “relentless cycle” of doing things for others, with no space to pause or recharge. 

By |2025-12-19T09:12:46-05:00December 19th, 2025|Business, Home & Garden, Main Street News|

Main Street’s 2025 Holiday Gift Guide

Happy December! The holidays are right around the corner, and like many others, we have also been busy gift shopping for all of our loved ones. We've done research on some of the best affordable, local gifts, reached out to local business to share their recommendations, and even included some of our favorites, too! Happy shopping + happy holidays! 

By |2025-12-08T10:06:15-05:00December 8th, 2025|Main Street News, Main Street Recommends|

Deluxe edition of The Woodcutter’s Christmas published from new independent publisher, Galpón Press

Just in time for the holiday season, new independent imprint Galpón Press has published a new deluxe edition of The Woodcutter’s Christmas, by Brad Kessler and Dona Ann McAdams. Set between the serene beauty of winter in Vermont and the streets of Manhattan’s Lower East Side, The Woodcutter’s Christmas explores the contrast between the slow rhythm of nature and the high-energy culture of society.

By |2025-12-03T11:28:12-05:00December 3rd, 2025|Main Street News|

Dining without borders: Berkshires-based After Hours expands traveling dining experiences worldwide

“Our human desire for connection and collaboration through food is stronger than ever,” shares Kevin Kelly, founder and CEO of Berkshire-based culinary business After Hours GB. “With this in mind, we’re excited to take After Hours to the world, creating experiences that honor local food systems, foster human connection, and put collaboration at the heart of every event.”

By |2025-12-01T14:58:46-05:00December 1st, 2025|Featured Article, Food|

Season of giving: Local organizations give back during this holiday season

In the spirit of the upcoming holiday season, I always like to think about the ways that I can give back to my community. During the holidays when spending is already tight, it can be especially hard to come up with additional funds to donate to worthy causes, but I think it would behoove us all to remember that we don’t always have to hand over money in order to make a difference. I’ve rounded up some local organizations where you can donate your money, time, or other goods in order to make a difference in your community. 

By |2025-12-01T15:00:25-05:00December 1st, 2025|Featured Article|
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