About Lindsey Clark

Before moving to London where she is now pursuing her master's degree in publishing, Lindsey Clark was an editorial writer for the magazine. She assisted with social media content creation and advertising outreach, and was published both in print and online for over seven years. Lindsey loved to write about a range of subjects, and some of her favorites were authors, community businesses, and trendy topics, like concerts, thrifting, and social media. She also covered stories about local businesses/organizations, history, and events. Lindsey became a full-time member of the Main Street team after graduating Summa Cum Laude from Marist College in May 2024, earning a B.A. in English Writing.

Sticks & Stones: Tattoo artist Nalla Smith shares all about his compelling creative journey and new Hillsdale, NY, shop with wife Christine Cherbonnier

“Like any kid who drew, I was lucky enough to have friends that were better than me at it,” quips tattoo artist Nalla Smith, owner of Sticks & Stones Tattoo in Hillsdale, NY. “So, that kind of showed me some tricks, but also gave me goals to get better at it.”

With Nalla having […]

By |2025-05-31T20:15:42-04:00June 2nd, 2025|Business, Featured Article, The Arts|

Stories close to home: An interview with local author Jorge Sanchez on the insightful, uplifting impact of writing life experiences

Amenia, NY-based author Jorge Sanchez shares the thought process behind writing stories from his past. Not only does he highlight what initially inspired him to publish these works and how he approaches his writing, but he unpacks the importance of exploring one’s own life through written themes!

What is your background in writing? Has […]

By |2025-05-27T12:39:11-04:00May 28th, 2025|Author Profiles & Bookish Things, Main Street News|

Casper ter Kuile’s upcoming Salisbury Forum talk underscores the importance of human connection & making meaning in our lives

Above photo courtesy of the Salisbury Forum and Casper ter Kuile.

On May 9 at 7:30pm, The Power of the Ritual author Casper ter Kuile will be speaking at the Salisbury School in Salisbury, CT, “for an evening to understand the root causes of our loneliness crisis, why so many […]

Giving it a shot: Demystifying the coffee-making process by training to become a barista myself

This article is kicking off a very special series. Stay tuned!

Whenever I order a coffee, I like to watch intently as the barista works their magic. It’s always amazed me how my iced vanilla lattes come together with such ease and effortlessness, typically as the barista juggles a number of other orders as […]

By |2025-04-30T14:12:24-04:00May 2nd, 2025|Business, Food, Main Street News|

Exploring a selection of local farms and farmers markets as they blossom this spring

Above photo by iStock user kasto80.

With the region in full vernal bloom, it couldn’t be a more perfect time to start exploring the area’s abundant and dynamic farms and farmers markets! 

Indeed, we’re fortunate to live in a place enriched by so many agricultural hotspots and their unique products and services. Some of […]

By |2025-04-28T13:50:31-04:00May 1st, 2025|Food, Main Street News|

A recipe-free approach to cooking & living: Makenna Held’s extraordinary culinary journey

Makenna Held cooking in the kitchen at La Peetch. Photo by Leslie Choucard.

“I was always told not to go into the food world,” says RecipeKick CEO, Courageous Cooking® Method visionary, and Mostly French: Recipes from a Kitchen in Provence author Makenna Held.

Growing up in a family that was deeply connected to the corporate […]

Local classrooms of decades—and centuries—past: Exploring a selection of the region’s historic schools and schoolhouses

Above photo: Housatonic Valley Regional High School from the 1969 White Oak yearbook. Photo courtesy of the HVRHS Alumni Association.

If you’re familiar with the local tri-state area, chances are you’ve driven past at least one of the region’s many historic schools and schoolhouses. As long-standing landmarks of the area’s educational past, these […]

By |2025-04-28T13:23:29-04:00May 1st, 2025|Featured Article, History|
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