Mount Holly Newsflash 7/26/26

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Today's Forecast: Mostly sunny, with a high near 75. Southeast wind around 3 mph.

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Deb Brisson and the Hayburners perform on the Proctorsville Green this Wednesday July 29 at 6! I the event of rain concert will be held in the Proctorsville fire hall. More info at cavendishccca.org.

Mount Holly Newsflash 7/25/26

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Today's Forecast: Sunny, with a high near 77. South wind 0 to 3 mph.

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Wilder Memorial Library in Weston Announces Its Grand Opening

Weston: The Wilder Memorial Library is thrilled to announce the Grand Opening of its newly expanded and renovated building on Saturday, August 8, from 3:00 to 5:00 p.m.

The free community celebration, held at the Library at 24 Lawrence Hill Road in Weston, will feature children’s games, live music, ice cream and cookies, and guided tours of the beautifully restored library and its newly landscaped grounds. A ribbon-cutting and brief dedication will take place at 3:30 p.m.

The library has been serving as Weston’s public library since 1898 and is housed in a 200 year old building, last renovated in 1909. In 2022 the Library’s Board of Trustees began an ambitious project to thoughtfully restore the historic structure while doubling its size to meet the needs of today’s community. Weston architect Ryan Foster led the design, creating a building that honors the library's rich history while preparing it for its next hundred years.

The newly expanded library offers welcoming community gathering spaces, accessible entrances, an ADA compliant restroom, a lift, updated technology infrastructure, and inviting spaces for reading, learning and meeting. The surrounding landscaping and riverside park further extend the library’s role as a gathering place for residents and visitors alike.

“The Grand Opening will celebrate more than 130 years of public library service to Weston,” said Deborah Granquist, Chair of the Library Board of Trustees. “At the same time, it marks an exciting new chapter in our history. Our expanded facility will enable us to offer additional resources, programs, and opportunities for people of all ages.”

She added, “Our story actually begins in 1822, when a group of community-minded citizens created a lending library by sharing books from their personal collections. That spirit of generosity and lifelong learning continues to inspire our mission today: to be a welcoming center of exploration, learning and discovery for everyone.”

The building project was made possible through the generous support of more than 100 individual donors, appropriations from the Town of Weston, and a Vermont Department of Libraries U.S. Department of the Treasury Capital Projects Fund Grant for Public Libraries.

Library Director Faye Mack reflected on the significance of the project: “Our new library is a gift to our community and to future generations. Our Grand Opening will be an opportunity to thank the many people whose vision, generosity, and hard work made this project possible. We look forward to welcoming old friends and new visitors as we celebrate this exciting milestone. More than a renovated building, the new Wilder Memorial Library represents an investment in the future of Weston and will be a place where everyone can gather to read, learn, connect and build community for generations to come.”

Everyone is invited to attend this free community celebration.

Event Information:

Grand Opening Celebration

Saturday, August, 8, 2026

3:00-5:00 p.m.

Ribbon Cutting: 3:30 p.m.

Wilder Memorial Library

24 Lawrence Hill Rd

Weston

Mount Holly Newsflash 7/24/26

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Today's Forecast: Sunny, with a high near 75. Southwest wind 2 to 6 mph.

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Happy Friday, friends!

We're already looking forward to another great weekend here at the farm, and honestly? It's all because of you. Thank you for showing us so much love and shopping local at our farm stand. We simply have the best customers around.

Save the Date: Vermont Open Farm Week

Get ready to celebrate local food and farms! Vermont Open Farm Week is an annual celebration happening at farms all across the state, and it's your chance to meet the farmers, plants, and animals behind your favorite Vermont products. Come get to know your farmer and take a peek behind the scenes at Vermont's working agricultural landscape.

Mark your calendars for Saturday, August 8th — Plew Farm will be joining in with a farm tour and wood-fired pizza! We're finalizing the details now, so keep an eye on your inbox and our social pages for more.

This Weekend at the Farm Stand

Our tables will be piled high with freshly baked bread, sourdough English muffins, and all kinds of delicious baked goods. Get here early — these go fast!

The grandkids have their hand-squeezed lemonade for sale in the farm stand. Every Thursday and Friday. Made with lots of love, this lemonade is so refreshing on these summer afternoons.

Raspberries are back and just as irresistible as ever. We can't keep them in stock! Try them stirred into some Larson Farm yogurt — you can thank us later.

FRESH chicken is on hand this weekend too. Roast one up for Sunday dinner, and tuck one in the freezer for later.

And of course... burgers anyone? Our ground beef makes the best burgers around, trust us. With toppings or without, you can't go wrong — though we're partial to a little drizzle of maple on ours. Go figure!

We're open through Sunday, 12:00 – 5:00. Stop by and say hello — we'd love to see you.

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Stock the pantry with what actually matters: our wood-fired, award-winning maple syrup. Our online shop never closes — 24/7, wherever you are. Kitchen counter, office desk, carpool line at 3pm. We won't tell. Stock up today and we'll ship it straight to your door.

Plew Farm

1966 Healdville Rd, Mount Holly, VT 05758

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

SUCCESSFUL PARADE AND BARBECUE ON THE FOURTH OF JULY

The members of Colfax Lodge #21 would like to thank the many people who made our town’s 4th of July a big success. With special thanks to the Kelley Family and friends for providing a great barbecue that so many of us enjoyed. We would like to recognize the many that participated to help make the parade our best event ever. What a great turnout to celebrate our nation’s 250th.

From the music provided by Jeb Porter and friends, and the Color Guard that led the parade, they only added to our event on such a nice day. The day was a huge success for our community. Please plan to share some photographs with the museum. They have photographs of our bicentennial parade held in 1976 and of our state’s 200th in 1991 and our towns in 1992. We hope you plan to be with us next year as we celebrate Vermont’s 250th anniversary of declaring its independence and adopting our constitution in 1777. It only took another 14 years to become the 14th state.

The Members of Colfax Lodge #21 in Belmont

"TAG SALE SATURDAY The 16th 

Annual Cavendish Town-Wide Tag Sale will be held on Saturday July 25, 2025 from 9-2. The sites will be concentrated along Route 131 and on both the Proctorsville and Cavendish Greens. Secondary sites along High Street in Cavendish and Twenty-mile Stream and Depot Street in Proctorsville."