Mount Holly Newsflash 7/15/26

Mount Holly Newsflash

Today's Forecast: A chance of showers and thunderstorms before 8am. Some of the storms could be severe. Mostly sunny, with a high near 80. Northwest wind around 12 mph, with gusts as high as 25 mph. Chance of precipitation is 30%. New rainfall amounts between a tenth and quarter of an inch possible.

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Library news

Saturday 7/18 7 pm "National Treasure" with Nicholas Cage.
Tuesday 7/21 10:30 Children's art program with Casey Junker Bailey. Reading program theme: Unearth Your Story

Joe Galbraith, Library Director

Mount Holly Town Library
26 Maple Hill Road
Belmont, VT 05730
802.259.3707

The Mount Holly Community Historical Museum is pleased to have Peter Coldwell talk about the Volunteers for Peace group he led for many years. These young people were welcomed from many countries to stay at the Odd Fellows Hall in Belmont and volunteered to help with needed projected in our area. While here they also got to meet many local people and visit several sites.

The program will be held at the Perkins House Museum on the Village Green in Belmont at 2 p.m. on Saturday, July 18th. Please call 802-259-2460 with any questions.


Hi Everyone,

It is that time again for another Chit Chat to go out. This will be for August and now the year is half over as well as the summer. That went fast.

Please have all articles, announcements, advertisements and any other item you wish to share with our community to me by Wednesday July 22nd, by 6:00 pm. Remember color photos and ads look great with the paper posted on the website. I plan to go to print on Thursday the 23rd and if all goes as planned the paper in the Post Offices on Friday the 24th.

Don’t forget the Ham Supper with all the fixings and pies on Saturday the 25th at 5:00 pm at the Odd Fellows Hall. This supports the Mt. Moriah #96 Masons in East Wallingford.

I hope you all survive the hot weather as soon we will be all grumbling about the cold winter weather. Refreshing!

Happy Summer Days,

Diana Garrow

802-259-2314

chitchat@vermontel.net

www.mounthollyvt.org


FRESH Chicken!

We're on our third week of fresh chicken! Our chickens are pasture-raised right here on our farm — farm fresh and simply delicious.

How many meals can you get out of one chicken, you ask?! For example, we (just the two of us) started with a 4½ pound chicken. We grilled both breasts and had most of them for dinner. The leftover cooked breast became lunch the next day — a chicken sandwich. Then we used up the legs and thighs for a super yummy Thai Basil Chicken dinner. We froze the wings, 'cause I like to save up a few for "wing night." And that left us with the carcass, which also went into the freezer.

When I have a few carcasses on hand, I gently toss them into the slow cooker, add some water and veggie scraps if I have them, and let it simmer for a couple of days. Strain it and freeze the stock — and Jim gets the leftover meat and bones, now nice and soft. So there you have it: three meals, frozen stock, and one happy dog.

Let's not forget our weekly unbagged special! Every Wednesday and Thursday, 12:00–5:00. Simply stop by with your own bag, bowl, cooler, or container and save $0.50/lb — from our chill tank to your bag, no reservations required. This is a great opportunity to break down your bird and freeze the parts for winter meals. Not sure how to cut up a chicken? Here's a link to help you.

Bagged chickens are available throughout the week at the farm stand. We look forward to seeing you.

Plew Farm

1966 Healdville Rd, Mount Holly, VT 05758

Farm stand open Wednesdays through Sundays from 12:00 - 5:00. 802-259-2250

Day 13 Lost Dog
No new sightings today. We need to get her eating at one of the feeding stations so we know where to put the HavaHeart trap. This is the only way we will be able to catch her. So please don't put food out or feed her so she'll navigate to where we have food and cameras.

Things that will push her farther and farther away are chasing her, calling for her, or just pushing her out of any sort of safety or comfort zone she might find.

If you see her, simply report her to the Central VT Canine Recovery CVCR at 802-357-3755 ASAP.

South African Rotary Club presentation to Ludlow Rotary Club
Stephen Young from the Swellendam, South Africa Rotary Club spoke to the Ludlow Rotary Club about his club's development of an early childhood development center.
The Swellendam Club was also a supporter of the Rotary International grant to the Okemo Valley Technical Rescue Squad. Stephen is shown here presenting a Swellendam Club banner to Ludlow Rotary Club president Brigid Sullivan.