Mount Holly Newsflash 9/23/25

Mount Holly Newsflash

Today's Forecast: Rain showers after 7am. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 67. West wind around 5 mph. Chance of precipitation is 80%. New rainfall amounts between a quarter and half of an inch possible.

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Latest edition of the Chitchat

Baby highchair and Booster seat: Clean, used minimally. $40 and $20 or…..get both for $50!!
Call lynn at 802-259-2427.

MANHATTAN SHORT FILM FESTIVAL STARTS THIS WEEK!!Thursday September 25th @ 7 PM is opening night.Saturday September 27th @ 7 PMSaturday October 4th @ 7 PMAll 10 of this years finalists will be shown each night.See you there.
Mount Holly Town Library
26 Maple Hill Road
Belmont, VT 05730
802.259.3707

Once again it is time for these wonderful short films that we are so lucky to have shown in our town! It is amazing how how impactful and astounding they are.
There are only two or three towns in Vermont where these films are available.

MOUNT HOLLY GUILD WILL NOT BE MEETING TOMORROW,

TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 23RD.


Mount Holly Conservation Trust Update

The Mount Holly Conservation Trust (MHCT) has received a $5,000 challenge grant for the Breton acquisition. Of the $110,000 needed to safeguard this land a donor will match any donations up to $5,000 received between now and November 1.

The Trust is enrolling the new 49-acre parcel of land near the end of Greendale Road, surrounded by the Green Mountain National Forest, in the VT Current Use program. The parcel, known as the Breton Parcel, for its prior owners, was on the market and at risk of purchase for development. In order to protect the high-quality wildlife habitat on the parcel, MHCT used our reserves to get the property off the market quickly. Now we need to restore our reserves to be in a position to act quickly the next time an important parcel is on the market. The long-term hope is that it will become part of the Green Mountain National Forest.

The parcel has beautiful woods and wetlands including habitat for beaver, moose, deer, bear and many other species. Our goal in purchasing it is to preserve it for its natural beauty while still allowing public access activities including hunting, fishing, birding, hiking, cross country skiing and snowshoeing.

How You Can Help Your tax-deductible contribution—large or small—will help preserve this special place. Thank you to all those who have already contributed.

The Mount Holly Conservation Trust is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization, and all donations are tax- deductible to the extent allowed by law.

Donate Online: Visit mounthollyconservationtrust.org/donate/

Prefer to Donate by Mail: Send checks to Mount Holly Conservation Trust, PO Box 85, Belmont, VT 05730

Learn More or to ask about conserving your land: Contact us at info@mounthollyconservationtrust.org or call Brigid at (802) 259-2274

Interested in getting involved? Contact us!!