By Claire Copley | info@mainstreetmag.com
Winter is closing in on us – again. For many, this means spending more time indoors. According to one government estimate, the average American spends 90% of his or her […]
By Dominique DeVito | info@mainstreetmag.com
It’s January. It’s cold. The leaves are off the trees. Get outside and walk? It’s not exactly the most motivating time of year to get started – but it is […]
By Mary B. O’Neill, Ph.D. | info@mainstreetmag.com
As human beings, we are part of a Universe vibrating with an energy that conducts itself through our physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual states. This energy comprises our […]
By Christine Bates | info@mainstreetmag.com
Two hours from New York’s Grand Central Station, the hamlet of Wassaic in the Town of Amenia is the end of the line on the Harlem Valley Metro North railroad. […]
By Mary B. O’Neill, Ph.D. | info@mainstreetmag.com
Physical activity and fundraising go together like peanut butter and jelly.
Walks, runs, swims, triathlons, bike rides, and golf events to raise funds for local non-profits can accomplish […]
By John Torsiello | info@mainstreetmag.com
It strikes you as you drive down a entryway at Bard College in Annandale-on-the-Hudson, NY. At first impression, it appears an otherworldly building, perhaps a hobbit dwelling from Lord of […]
By John Torsiello |info@mainstreetmag.com
When one views the renovated Hudson Opera Hall, now formally known as Hudson Hall at the Historic Hudson Opera House in the center of this chic town located along, quite […]
By Christine Bates |info@mainstreetmag.com
Hudson has always been a city of visionary entrepreneurs from its founding as a safe deep water port for whaling ships in 1783. Originally a small stopping point on the […]
By Christine Bates | info@mainstreetmag.com
Dick, do you have a favorite section in your book stores?Definitely the kids’ section with toys and books. It’s more fun and less work. We bought the children’s store building on […]
By CB Wismar | info@mainstreetmag.com
The quote has been credited to two imaginative thinkers: “Those who can, do. Those who can’t, teach.” Was it H.L. Mencken or George Bernard Shaw who initiated the challenging, ironic, […]