This Month in Main Street Magazine

Raised in the “Pretzel Belt” of Pennsylvania, Meshon grew up with and surrounded by artists.

“It’s bittersweet,” shared Cindy Dunleavy, one of North Elm Home’s two owners in Millerton, NY when talking about her and partner John Scutieri’s decision to close their beloved store and retire.

Great Mountain Forest (GMF) is hosting its first annual Nature Writing Retreat at the historic Yale Camp in Falls Village, CT.

Every year, when spring rolls around and we all get outside, the topic of conversation eventually turns to tick season.

During the month of June, healthcare organizations are working to promote brain health and raise awareness of Alzheimer’s disease.

But the people who battle this invisible disorder do so every single day, albeit at varying levels, and people in their lives aren’t even aware that their loved one is in pain.
This Month’s Featured Articles

Ahh … Summer
Some of these offerings are nearly sold out, so if the thought of a Paul Simon concert, becoming enthralled by the mastery of Yo-Yo Ma, or seeing Karen Allen on stage pique your interest, then consider yourselves duly warned. Act now!

Music is a Wild Life
For Brandon Morrison – who shared this truth with me as we talked about how he came from growing up in Columbia County to going on tour with the multiple Grammy-award winning artist Sam Smith – it may be wild, but it’s clearly wonderful.

Stissing Center and Mad Rose Gallery Present Art Appreciation
While some of us are drawn to serene landscapes emboldened with hues of green, blue, and orange, others gravitate toward abstract or surreal works.

Staron Farms
“Shopping with us keeps farms alive and operating – buying from local farms is beneficial to everyone,” Donna Staron said recently.

Jenny’s moxie is like a snowball that keeps getting bigger! She adds a bit more moxie with every opportunity and experience she encounters. She has worked to improve the lives of others in ways that use her skills and talents while also getting out of her comfort zone and building her own capacities as well as those of the organizations and communities she serves. Having amassed a wealth of knowledge and expertise, Jenny believes in sharing what she has learned with others to help them find their own version of moxie.





