About Abby Audenino

Abby Audenino is a content creator 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. At Main Street, she also works on advertising outreach and social media. Abby earned 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.

Rural Center Refillery Sparks Conversation About Sustainability and Wellness

Since opening the Rural Center Refillery in Pine Plains, NY, in early 2023, owners Nicole and Corey Clanahan have focused on having conversations with community members and refining their products to match what people want to see on the shelves. 

“We’ve really worked hard to cultivate the products that people want to […]

Paley’s Farm Market Starts Their 42nd Year in Business

Paley’s Farm Market in Sharon, CT is going into their 42nd year in business this season. They offer a variety of fresh produce in the market, hundreds of hanging baskets, planters, window boxes, and more in the greenhouse, and a vast selection of perennials, shrubs, and trees in the nursery, Paley’s has everything […]

By |2024-03-27T13:52:26-04:00March 29th, 2024|Farm Feature, Main Street News, Our Environment|

Housatonic Valley Association Installs Rain Gardens in Dover

The Housatonic Valley Association recently installed two rain gardens on the McDonald’s property in Dover Plains, NY. The purpose of the rain gardens is to protect streams from pollution coming from Route 22 and filter the stormwater that is collected from the McDonald’s roof and parking lot. 

“This is incredibly progressive landscaping on the cutting […]

By |2024-03-28T11:05:49-04:00March 27th, 2024|Main Street News, Our Environment|

Berkshire Environmental Action Team Connects Community and Nature in the Berkshires

Berkshire Environmental Action Team is a non-profit environmental justice organization based in Pittsfield, MA. BEAT began back in 2002 when founding executive director Jane Winn joined with a group of concerned citizens to protest the poorly sited building of a soccer field at Berkshire Community College. “The environmental faculty at Berkshire Community College said ‘this […]

By |2024-03-28T11:26:56-04:00March 27th, 2024|Featured Article|

Thrift 2 Fight Champions Environmental Sustainability and Social Justice

Thrift 2 Fight founders Jillian Reed (she/her) and Masha Zabara (they/them) were at very different points in their lives when they first started organizing pop-up thrift sales in 2020.

Jillian was still a student at Bard College, where she was in the dual-degree program studying flute in the conservatory and human rights in the college. Masha […]

By |2024-03-28T11:10:38-04:00March 27th, 2024|Featured Article|
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