Mount Holly Newsflash 10/20/25

Mount Holly Newsflash

Today's Forecast: Rain showers before 8am, then showers and thunderstorms. Some of the storms could produce heavy rain. Cloudy. High near 59, with temperatures falling to around 52 in the afternoon. South wind 8 to 17 mph. Chance of precipitation is 100%. New rainfall amounts between 1 and 2 inches possible.

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FREE: Mixed hardwoods, cut 2-3 years ago. Probably best used in an outdoor fire pit, wood furnace or for campfires.

Aprox. 16" lengths, various diameters up to about 15". More available if you have a use for it, some would not require splitting.

Contact pauloutdrz@gmail.com or (802) 342-2130.

Maple Monday!

Hello Monday, let's get to our weekly dose of maple and this week's recipe!

We've got another great recipe that will be a great addition to your Thanksgiving meal. Simple, yet elegant and delicious. Score!

Maple Sausage and Cranberry Stuffed Acorn Squash. Sounds complicated, but trust me, it's not. The recipe calls for ground pork, but you could use any sausage flavor. A sweet Italian sausage would add just enough spice to compliment the sweet maple.

Plew Farm

1966 Healdville Rd, Mount Holly, VT 05758

Farm stand open Wednesdays through Sundays from 12:00 - 5:00. 802-259-2250
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Mount Holly Newsflash 10/19/25

Mount Holly Newsflash

Today's Forecast: Mostly sunny, with a high near 63. South wind 7 to 12 mph, with gusts as high as 24 mph.

RED FLAG WARNING EASTERN RUTLAND COUNTY

Areas Affected: Champlain Valley - Northeast Kingdom - Central Vermont

Effective: Sun, 10/19 3:35am Updated: Sun, 10/19 6:17am

Urgency: Expected

Expires: Sun, 10/19 5:00pm

Severity: Severe 

Certainty: Likely

Details:

* AFFECTED AREA...In Vermont, Champlain Valley of Vermont,

Northeast Kingdom and Central Vermont.

* Timing...The lowest humidities and strongest winds will occur

between 1 PM and 8 PM on Sunday.

* WINDS...South 15 to 25 mph with gusts up to 35 mph.

* RELATIVE HUMIDITY...As low as 32 to 40 percent, but localized

higher values across the central Green Mountains.

* TEMPERATURES...Highs in the upper 60s to mid 70s.

* Impacts...If any fires were to start the weather and fuel

conditions could cause fires to quickly get out of control and

be difficult to contain.

A Red Flag Warning means that dangerous fire weather conditions

are expected due to the combination of gusty winds, low relative

humidities, and dry fuels. Any fires that develop may quickly get

out of control and become difficult to contain. Remember, a

debris burn ban is in effect for all of Vermont which means no

open burning of debris is allowed.

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Greetings Shrewsberries, A community member, Jeff Wells, has lost
his phone off the top of his car somewhere between the bottom of Lincoln
Hill and the full extent of Crown Point Road that comes out at Sage
House. If anyone is walking or biking and finds this along the way
or if you are lucky enough to spot it in your travels please call
802-492-3348. You can also hit me back here( benbeano@vermontel.net) if you do not get an answer at 3348. Jeff does not have a phone to call him at the moment. Thank you for your continued support. bj
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Mount Holly Newsflash 10/18/25

Mount Holly Newsflash

Today's Forecast: Areas of frost before 8am. Mostly sunny, with a high near 59. West wind around 2 mph.

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ESBR 1st Annual Festival of Wreaths

Ludlow, VT: Calling all area businesses and interested community members to help make this season EXTRA festive! ESBR is excited to announce its first annual Festival of Wreaths Fundraiser, in which local businesses and/or individuals are invited to decorate a holiday wreath to donate for a Silent Auction to be held on Saturday, November 29th, 2025 from 1pm-4pm at the Ludlow Community Center. All are welcome to attend the event and bid on these one-of-kind wreaths as well as other exciting silent auction gifts for this holiday season. All proceeds will benefit local education, as ESBR continues to serve the community with a unique and accessible learning experience. Now in its 6th year of operation based on the Expeditionary Model, ESBR students learn through many hands-on project-based activities to compliment their regular curriculum. Fundraising assists in assuring students have as many resources as possible to reach these learning goals. We hope all will join in this fun and festive way to support the students! Please reach out to Board Chair Patrick Pullinen at ppullinen@esblackriver.org or Board Secretary Marissa Selleck at mselleck@esblackriver.org for further information.

Hello everyone! We are excited to announce an upcoming event.
Mount

Holly School is fundraising for their music program getting new concert

risers. We will be hosting a FREE concert on November 8th. The concert

will be at 7 pm at Odd Fellows in Belmont, in Mount Holly. We will have

three musicians performing along with free appetizers and desserts

during the event. It will be BYOB and cash donations will be appreciated

to help MHS reach their goal to getting new risers.
We

would love if you all could share this poster via printed poster,

sharing, or reposting on whatever platform you prefer. We will also be

sending the students of Mount Holly home with these flyers next week.
Thank you so much for your support,

Maddi Pannell and Craig Hutt Vater

Ludlow Rotary Celebrates World Polio Day

The Ludlow Rotary Club (LRC) will join the thousands of other Rotary Clubs, worldwide, on Oct. 23, celebrating World Polio Day.

Rotary International (RI), the parent organization for all Rotary Clubs, has supported the elimination of polio throughout the world. Each of its individual clubs, over 4,000 of them, gets contributions from its members to contribute to RI's global funding of a variety of assistance programs aimed at the total eradication of polio.

This effort consists of supplying the medically-proven drugs to prevent polio as well as user education.

While most of the world has seen polio virtually totally reduced, there still are countries where the polio disease is still prevalent. RI is aiming to eliminate these pockets of disease.

The LRC is asking each of its members to contribute to this drive. Thus far, the club has always sought 100% of membership financially aid to RI. This has been true each year since RI requested such contributions many years ago.

LRC Treasurer Kim Lambert noted that individuals and organizations not associated with LRC may still contribute to this effort. The LRC web site, https://portal.clubrunner.ca/2939, will provide a link that may be used to donate to this polio eradication fund. The polio eradication foundation may also be used for such donations at https://polioeradication.org/donate/.

It's such a simple step. Just a drop of the serum and you're protected from polio. But in too many countries, this is a step that is missing. Your help can change this!
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