| | Today's Forecast: Sunny, with a high near 86. West wind around 3 mph. | | | | | Looking for a horse trailer to rent to get one 850lb
horse to the Rutland Fair on Saturday 8/16. Running out of options and
hoping someone local might be able to help us get our daughter's horse to a competition there! Contact Meg at 201-994-9483 or Meg.clock@gmail.com | | | | | Wallingford Rotary Annual Lobsterfest!
When: Aug 17, 2025, 4:00 to 6:30 PM
Where: Wallingford Lodge, Waldo Lane, Wallingford, VT
Last chance to purchase tickets, midnight Tuesday, August 12!
Enjoy a delicious meal and support Wallingford Rotary Club at our annual Lobsterfest! The menu offers your choice of fresh lobster with drawn butter and lemon, prime steak cooked to order, or a vegetarian entree, all of which come with corn on the cob, fresh coleslaw, rolls and butter, dessert and beverages. Proceeds from Lobsterfest will help Wallingford Rotary to continue our community service both locally and internationally, like our annual Bike Safety Day in Wallingford, scholarships to local high school graduates, and vision testing and glasses for young students in South African schools.
Ticket prices remain the same as last year at $40 per dinner, and may be purchased on our website, https://wallingfordvtrotary.com/2025-annual-lobster-dinner/ or by calling Erika Berner at 1-540-303-3005. The deadline for purchasing tickets is midnight, August 12!
We hope to see you there!
Adrian Eisler, Past-President, Wallingford Memorial Rotary Club | | |
| | Today's Forecast: Sunny, with a high near 85. West wind around 5 mph. | | | | |
Maple Monday! It's time for our weekly edition of Maple Monday, where we'll share a yummy recipe. We hear from many of our readers that they've made the recipes that are shared here weekly. That makes our hearts feel good! Tomato season is here and it doesn't get any better than that now does it?! Add in other seasonal produce like herbs, peppers and onions and this weeks recipe is coming together! Fresh Tomato Salsa with Maple Syrup. Just the right amount of sweet amongst all the other garden flavors. Grab some nachos and give it a try! Remember you can shop for all things maple on our website, 24/7. Bring a taste of our Vermont maple into your home. You shop, we'll ship!
| | | | 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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Select Board Meeting Mount Holly Town Office August 12, 2025 6:00 pm
AGENDA
1. Call to Order 2. Pledge of Allegiance 3. Consideration of any changes and/or additions to the agenda 4. Approval of July 8th, July 14th Minutes
5. Reports a. Highway and Transfer Station Update - Clinton Woolley i. Potential locations for radar speed sign ii. Beaver Meadow Culvert Repair b. Town Treasurer Update - Elizabeth Karle c. Listers' Report - David Johnson i. Errors and Omissions - VTransCo additional communication equipment d. Planning Commission Update - Jon McCann
6. New Business a. Excess donations for Veterans Memorial renovation b. Dog License registrations c. Town Animal Control Officer d. Vermont Declaration of Inclusion e. Open and review bids for winter sand f. New Opioid settlement 7. Old Business a. Town office Electrical issues b. T-Mobile addition to cell tower c. Chadburn Lane RFP 8. Citizen Comments 9. Announcements 10. Review & Sign Orders 11. Executive Session: Title 1 V.S.A. S 313(a)(3) – personnel 12. Adjourn
All regular Select Board meetings can be joined via Zoom at:
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/82186653362?pwd=Y1dKb2ZxdnBrNzVOQjBlNUE3L1J5Zz09 Meeting ID: 821 8665 3362 Passcode: 077215
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| | Today's Forecast: Patchy fog before 8am. Partly sunny. High near 78, with temperatures falling to around 72 in the afternoon. Southwest wind around 3 mph. | | | | |
Hello and welcome to the weekend! Another beautiful weather week here at the farm. And the weekend looks to be picture perfect! The egg shortage will soon be over. We added 150 pullets (young laying hens) to our flock yesterday. Give them some time to mature and start laying and soon we'll have plenty of eggs for everyone! Fresh chicken is available in the farm stand this weekend. Take note, we will NOT have fresh chickens next week. We'll resume fresh chickens the following week. Seasonal produce is coming in hot!! We'll have sweet corn on Saturday. It'll sell quick, so plan your shopping accordingly. Fresh tomatoes arrive Friday. Also on our produce table you'll find: yellow squash, carrots, beets, onions, garlic, green beans, salad greens and spinach. Beef is what's for our dinner, how 'bout yours?! We've got ground beef for burger night, steaks for the grill, and roasts for the slow cooker! Try some of our pork sausage. Hot or sweet Italian, and breakfast. Super delicious and great for any meal. We'd love to have you stop by and visit our farm stand. We are located at 1966 Healdville Road in Mount Holly. Our farm stand hours are Wednesday through Sunday from 12:00-6:00. Bring a friend - don't shop alone! As we are a working farm, please be mindful of hay equipment, customer traffic, and grandkids as you drive in and out of the driveway.
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he Ducks are Ready For the 26th Annual Race-Are You? It's that time of year – when the ducks are preparing for race down the Black River in the Ralph D Hogancamp Memorial Duck Race to help a local group on August 16 at 12 Noon. This year the race proceeds will go to Mt Holly Fire Department. Head Duck, Sharon Bixby, indicated that this year's race should be very demanding. "We believe the ducks have a special motivation to be the first to cross the line at Walker Bridge now that the Covid epidemic is past and they've survived duck hunting season. But it's still a rocky river to travel, so anything may happen!" The Ducks will be dropped into the Black River at the Depot Street bridge, anxious to hit the water and prove their championship status. The first three ducks reaching the Walker Bridge first will be rewarding their sponsors with cash prizes of $200, 100, and 75 for the first three winners. Keeping with tradition, the last sponsored duck to make it across the finish line will earn $25 for its sponsor-just for trying. Naturally, to be one of the winners, sponsors need to rent their ducks by purchasing raffle tickets. Tickets are still available in numerous "sizes" so that people may be part of this major event: Tickets for this race are available at Benson's Chevrolet, Cota & Cota, M&T Bank and Ludlow Insurance and any Ludlow Rotarian! They are also available online at www.ludlowrotary.com $5 for a single ticket $20 for a quack pack (5 for $20) $50 for a corporate duck. Contact head duck, Sharon Bixby, Rotarian, at 802-345-9909 for any questions. Pictured is photo of last year's duck race as Ludlow Rotarians and helpers prepare to welcome the many ducks involved in the historic duck race reach the finish line at Walker Bridge after surviving the difficult journey down the Black River.
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Ludlow Rotary Celebrate Membership Month for RI The month of August is known as membership month for Rotary International (RI). In this vein the Ludlow Rotary Club (LRC) is reminding its members of the value and responsibilities of Rotary membership. What is the value of membership in the Ludlow Rotary Club. As LRC President Kevin Barnes noted, "The Ludlow Rotary is building a stronger, more connected community—and we want you in the conversation. Membership opens the door to valuable connections, skill‑building opportunities, and the chance to drive meaningful change. Whether you're looking to grow personally, give back, or expand your network, joining is a step toward making your mark." The Ludlow Rotary is a small club working with big projects to help local, regional and international groups and organizations. The club has been involved in numerous projects to aid those needing assistance. Some examples are: · Raising funds for flood recovery in the Ludlow area · Giving over $275,000 to students for college · Providing books to elementary school students · Helping Australia during a disaster by purchasing an ambulance · Giving donations to students in the Ukraine · Supporting an orphanage in Africa · Annually giving funds to local non-profit groups · RI's world-wide efforts to remove polio and provide clean water This is just a very brief listing of LRC's activities. But, Past President George Thomson, commented, "We are a very busy and active group yet we still make sure that everyone enjoys the club and has fun". Kevin Barnes reminded all club members of the values of the club. He cited the vital roles members play in the exchange of ideas, deciding on projects to implement, working with their local community, and reacting to local and international disasters. He also added that club members had fun at their meetings, enjoyed picnics, sponsored a duck race and chili cookoff, and had a great Christmas party. "We work hard but find plenty of time to just have fun and companionship". Those interested in attending a Ludlow Rotary Club meeting to check it out may do so by contacting Kevin Barnes at 802-222-2222 or any Rotarian. They are welcome to our weekly luncheon meeting held on Tuesdays at DJ's Restaurants.
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Please join us for our Annual Book Sale at Fletcher Memorial Library in Ludlow!
There will be tables and tables of books and DVDs donated by your neighbors and friends. The sale will happen rain or shine. There will be books for all ages and interests!
Friday, August 15th is our pre-sale from 4-7PM with a "first pick entrance fee of $5
Saturday, August 16th is our day long sale from 10AM-3PM
All proceeds are used to enhance library services.
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