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Deli & Pizzeria COMPLIMENTARY | DECEMBER 2014 MAIN streetMAGAZINE to all of our customers from The Sharon Happy Holidays Country Inn and Mizza’s Pizza Restaurant! IT’S TIME TO ENJOY OUR EASY ACCESS TO COMFORT … The newly renovated Sharon Country Inn is located in beautiful Litchfi eld County, CT. Traveling to us from any direction will take your breath away, as will the attractions surrounding us. Enjoy an array of seasonal activities from race car driving to ski jumping, Broadway to Baroque and much more! Comfort- able new rooms with modern amenities are waiting for you… Come stay with us, relax and really enjoy! All of our rooms include: • Complimentary continental breakfast CALL NOW TO INQUIRE • Free WiFi ABOUT SKI PACKAGES! • LED fl at screen TV with Cable • Keurig Coffee maker • Stainless mini fridge and freezer • iHome clock radio with iPad/iPhone/iPod dock • Local photography by Anne Day 860-364-0036 1 Calkinstown Road, Sharon, CT 06069 Fax: 860-397-5220 • www.sharoncountryinn.com 2 MAIN STREET MAGAZINE Dutchess County, Columbia County and beyond, we’re here to insure your world. The Brad Peck Agency in Copake has long-standing ties to it’s community. It is one of the oldest hands-on agencies and in all of it’s years of operation it has provided a personalized approach to writing property, casualty, commercial, home, auto and above all, life insurance. The agency provides superior service regardless of where their customers lay their hats, the agency is registered in New York, Con- necticut, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New Mexico and Florida. They are ready today, as they have always been, to insure your world. Brad Peck Inc. The Lofgren Agency Hermon T. Huntley Agency Inc. 1676 Route 7A 6 Church Street Tilden Place Copake, N.Y. 12516 Chatham, N.Y. 12037 New Lebanon, N.Y. 12125 Brad Peck, Inc. P. 518.329.3131 P. 518.392.9311 P. 518.794.8982 Auto • Home • Farm • Business & Commercial • Life, Health & Long Term Care From our family to yours, Taylor Oil Inc. & Taylor Propane wish you & your family A Happy & Healthy Holiday Season! 1-800-553-2234 • www.GMTaylorOil.com • "LIke" us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/TaylorOilInc Taylor Oil Inc., is a family owned and operated local business, serving the local communities for the past 80 years. Offices in Dover Plains, Pawling, Millerton, Pine Plains, Millbrook. "We're here to serve you!" MAIN STREET MAGAZINE 3 editor’s note & content COMPLIMENTARY | DECEMBER 2014 DECEMBER 2014 JUST IN TIME FOR THE This holiday season, a stag takes HOLIDAYS MAIN center stage with some simple, yet streetMAGAZINE fi tting, holiday decorations, colors, and symbols. Happy holidays to one H appy holidays to one and all! We here and all! at Main Street Magazine hope that all of our readers, regardless of which holiday that Scene set-up by Lazlo and Christina Gyorsok you’ll be celebrating at this time of year, have a wonderful holiday season! Cover photo by The month of December is always full Lazlo Gyorsok of warmth, happiness, lots of fabulous food, and love – in addition to the craze that seems to overtake most of us starting with the Friday after Thanksgiving and ending right before Christmas. I’m not a huge fan of the craze, because it seems that it’s a free-for-all and we’re running around like chickens with our heads cut off, trying to get everything done at the last minute. But let me ask you this: in those moments, what happens to the quality of life and the spirit of the holiday season? We lose some of that, which is a real shame because those two things in particular are a major part of CONTENTS the holiday spirit. So maybe the wise thing 33 | GREETINGS FROM RWANDA to do is to take the more Zen approach, and 6 | CREATIVE SOLUTIONS hallie scott, artist & educator melissa’s check-in from her african post don’t leave everything until the last minute! (I say with a chuckle). 9 | FRIENDLY FACES 37 | HOLIDAY FARM FINDS: give the gift of local (& support your farmers) This December 11 | START THE YEAR AT SQUARE ONE? In this December issue we bring to you an maintaining a healthy lifestyle 41 | OH CHRISTMAS TREE! assortment of stories – a number of which are directly holiday-related, and a number 13 | FORTY-ONE YEARS LATER 43 | THE MARBLE HOUSE which are not. We always try to mix it up business profi le an insider’s look at unique area properties for you. 47 | CELEBRATIONS At the start of this past autumn, we 17 | CHURCH STREET DELI & PIZZERIA great gastronomy expanded our distribution and coverage area 49 | COPAKE: A HISTORICAL VIEW in Connecticut to include the areas in and 19 | REMEDY FARM around Cornwall and Kent, and so in this tales of a farm groupie 51 | LEO GONZALEZ issue our business feature is that of Kent Greenhouse & Gardens, and our real estate 21 | WELCOME TO KENT 53 | BUSINESS SNAPSHOT article brings you the real estate market in the real estate market in kent, ct country bistro the Town of Kent. It’s quite interesting! Our associated computer solutions Farm Groupie brings you her monthly farm 25 | HELPFUL TIPS FOR FESTIVE EATS best & cavallaro horse leap, llc feature, this time on Remedy Farm, but in 27 | ONE (1) PARTRIDGE IN A PEAR TREE addition she also compiled a two-page fea- the annual audubon christmas bird count 54 | MONTHLY ADVICE COLUMNS ture on some alternative gifts that you might want to consider for some of those hard-to- 31 | THE LEGEND(S) OF SANTA CLAUS 55 | HOROSCOPES & LISTINGS shop-for folks on your list! Mary O’Neill brings you the story of the Christmas bird count that happens every PUBLISHER, EDITOR, ADVERTISING, WRITING, PHOTOGRAPHY & OTHER DUTIES year, and perhaps it is something you’d be Thorunn Kristjansdottir Publisher, Editor-in-Chief, Designer interested in partaking in! 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Offi ce 52 Main Street, Millerton, NY 12546 • Mailing address PO Box 165, Ancramdale, NY 12503 Please enjoy the issue, but above all, have Phone 518 592 1135 • Email [email protected] • Website www.mainstreetmag.com a happy, healthy, joyous, and safe holiday PRINT, LEGAL, ACCOUNTING & INSURANCE season! Happy holidays! Printed by Snyder Printer, Inc. • Legally represented by Davis & Trotta Law Offi ces - Thorunn Kristjansdottir Accounting services by Pattison, Koskey, Howe & Bucci CPAS • Insured by Brad Peck, Inc. Main Street Magazine is a monthly publication, coming out on or around the 1st of the month. It is published by Main Street Magazine, LLC. Main Street Magazine is not responsible for advertising errors whereas all ads receive fi nal approval by the advertiser. Advertisers are legally responsible for the content and claims that are made in their ads. Main Street Magazine reserves the right to refuse advertising for any reason. The entire contents of Main Street Magazine are copyrighted and may not be reproduced without permission. All rights reserved. 4 MAIN STREET MAGAZINE P Spacious modern loft like home newly renovated w/over 3500 sq. ft. of living space. Vaulted ceilings, HWF, 2 FP, 5 BR & 3 BA. Plus a library, media room w/movie screen, central air, new kitchen, modern lighting fixtures & a 2-car garage. All on 5-AC w/a pond. PAULA REDMOND REAL ESTATE INCORPORATED • • • LAGRANGE $2,950,000 RED HOOK $1,395,000 RHINEBECK $2,200,000 Stately brick Colonial on 50+ acres. Expansive views and spacious living. Stunning one of a kind property. CLINTON CORNERS $835,000 MILLBROOK $649,000 BANGALL $799,000 Quiet woodland setting. Truly a magical setting. Historic Georgian home. 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By the time a child gets to Since I believe that art is an important subject, and problem solving, rather than basic art-making be 10 or 12 they tend to stop drawing and mak- can in fact be the deciding subject in leading our skills. We try to turn the lens outward, getting ing art because they feel like they can’t do it. They society to more creative solutions, I decided to visit students to analyze and interpret the surrounding can’t make it look “right” and can only draw stick with Hallie Scott and learn about her efforts within world, and to introduce new media that they don’t figures.
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