By Dominique De Vito | info@mainstreetmag.com

“You’re not gonna find the cache!” That’s not something you want to say to a police officer as you’re heading out of the woods at dusk, but it’s what made sense […]

By Mary B. O’Neill, Ph.D. | info@mainstreetmag.com | Photos by Lazlo Gyorsok | Featured in the July 2016 Issue

Food is integral to our survival. Yet, some evidence suggests that the food we consume is increasingly devoid […]

By Carol Ascher | Photos of the Won Dharma Center by Olivia Markonic, all other photos by Carol Ascher or provided by the house of worship. | Featured in the June 2016 Issue

Most of us easily […]

By Dominique De Vito | Featured in the May 2016 Issue

A beautiful day. A light breeze. A hawk soaring overhead, wings outstretched, floating, flying. Who hasn’t wished they could extend their arms and take flight? Well, […]

By CB Wismar | Featured in the April 2016 Issue

“Just look at this floor! We found it yesterday when we pulled up the old carpet. It goes all the way to the front door.” John Hoffman […]

By Olivia Hansen May | Featured in the March 2016 Issue | All photos courtesy of Millbrook School

About a mile off Route 44 in Millbrook is Millbrook School, a co-educational boarding school that is home to […]

By By Allison Guertin Marchese – featured in the Feb. 2016 issue

Take this woman.

Let’s really start at the beginning and explain, for instance, why men “took wives”.

This practice goes way back to ancient Greece and Roman civilizations […]

By Christine Bates – featured in the Jan. 2016 issue

Have you always been an entrepreneur?

I started off at an early age when I was six or seven, riding around with a livestock dealer, Ed Flood, buying and […]

By Mary B. O’Neill – featured in the Dec. 2015 Issue

Marley was dead: to begin with …This must be distinctly understood, or nothing wonderful can come of the story I am going to relate.The holiday classic A […]