By Ian Strever | info@mainstreetmag.com
At some point six years ago, I found myself in a routine. Even more than a routine, my early morning breakfast had become a kind of ritual bordering on obsession.
Coffee […]
By Mary B. O’Neill, PhD | info@mainstreetmag.com
As a woman, beginning work, re-entering the workforce, or changing careers can be daunting, but doing it in your 40s or 50s can be downright paralyzing.
Perhaps you’ve been […]
By Christine Bates | info@mainstreetmag.com
Have you ever thought of a building a brand new house but wondered how much it would cost or how you would even begin? Do you need an architect? Main […]
By Christine Bates | info@mainstreetmag.com
Protect the environment and pay less in property taxes! Forestry exemptions provide property tax assessment reductions to encourage forest preservation by decreasing the expense of holding land. The rules regarding these “exemptions” vary from state to state, but the principle is the same: in exchange […]
By Regina Molaro | info@mainstreetmag.com
For many of us who are striving to keep pace in today’s frenzied, fast-paced digitally driven lifestyle, it’s difficult to imagine living and working on a family farm that […]
By Mary B. O’Neill, PhD | info@mainstreetmag.com
At its core, purpose is connecting and contributing to something larger than self. For each of us, what lends purpose to our lives might vary. There’s no one-size-fits-all […]
On a hill, high above the Hudson River is Olana – a historic home and 250-acre landscape that boasts majestic views of the Hudson River Valley, Catskill Mountains, and Taconic Range. Built in […]
By Mary B. O’Neill, PhD | info@mainstreetmag.com
This area abounds with design professionals to help you create a lifestyle through design choices. Main Street writer, philosophy lecturer, and employee engagement consultant Mary B. O’Neill has turned her hand to lifestyle and interior design with the founding of Sisyphus Design, devoted […]
By Joseph Montebello | info@mainstreetmag.com
Seated on a comfortable sofa at Weatherstone, her home in Sharon, CT, clad in simple navy cotton trousers, gingham shirt, flat shoes, her hair in a ponytail, it’s hard to equate this Carolyne Roehm with the one from her former life.
By CB Wismar | info@mainstreetmag.com
Full disclosure. It’s not a basement. It’s a “cellar,” but a title is a very important thing, and once found, should not be ignored. So, to our story…
Jonathan Grusauskas […]