| | Today's Forecast: Sunny, with a high near 76. Southwest wind 5 to 10 mph. | | | | | New Ludlow Cider Donut Owner Delights Ludlow Rotary Explaining Business Following the regular weekly business meeting of the Ludlow Rotary Club (LRC), David Bennet, New England Cider Donuts owner, delighted LRC Rotarians with an explanation of how decided to start his new food business in Ludlow. Bennet, who features a long list of hospitality asset management and operations experience throughout the country, recently opened his new donut business in Ludlow. In doing so, he spent a great deal of time preparing both the menu side and the business side of the operation, a task he explained to Rotarians in some detail, and with considerable humor. Pictured above is Bennet as he examines one of the items he used to explain how he developed his donut menu. Kevin Barnes, LRC Rotarian, to his left, appears to be amused by his explanation. (Even Marilyn Monroe, pictured on the wall at DJs Restaurant, seems to enjoy the explanation-as did all the LRC Rotarians and guests.) The LRC normally meets every Tuesday for a luncheon meeting. Interested persons are invited to attend future meetings to see what Rotary is all about, its goals, and, equally important, the fun emanating from membership. Simply contact any Rotarian or call 802-558-0479. | | | | | Computer Day at Mount Holly Town Library Saturday June 22nd 10 AM - 12 PM Do you have a computer question, problem, or just want to learn a new skill? Matthew Sydorowich of Matt's Computer Fix in Ludlow has generously donated his time to the Mount Holly Library. Sign up by sending us an email at mthollylibrary@gmail.com or call us during open hours at 802-259-3707. We are open M 10-2, T 1-5, W 2-4, Sat 9-1 Joe Galbraith, Library Director Mount Holly Town Library 26 Maple Hill Road Belmont, VT 05730 802.259.3707 | | |
| | Today's Forecast: A chance of rain showers between 10am and 3pm. Mostly sunny, with a high near 71. Northwest wind 2 to 6 mph. Chance of precipitation is 30%. | | | | THE 6th GRADE GRADUATION CARAVAN WILL TAKE PLACE TONIGHT! Please take to the sides of the road (safely) and the ends of the driveways, to hoot and honk in honor of our Graduating Students!! Starting at 6pm, the students will participate in their graduation ceremonies, followed by cake. The Caravan will begin at approximately 7:15PM, following the old bus route. Listen for the sirens! CARAVAN ROUTE: Take a left from School Street onto Belmont Road. In Belmont, turn right onto Tarbelville Road. At Route 155 turn right and heKimad to Route 140. Take a right onto Route 140. Take a right onto Route 103 and proceed to Shunpike Road (Harry's Restaurant). Take a left onto Shunpike Road to Hortonville Four Corners. Take a left and head back to the blinking light at Route 103. Finish the Route at Mount Holly School. | | | | | Hello Friends of Live Music in Shrewsbury!
Just a few more days until
Friday, June 14 at 6 pm Billy Wylder opens our 2024 Meeting House season! at the Meeting House, 88 Lottery Rd. Shrewsbury, VT.
It's Rain or Shine as we move indoors if the weather's not cooperating. Either way, we've got the VT Farmer's Food Center and Rollin' Rooster providing delicious dinner choices, and Pierce's Store offering those delectable 802 ice cream bars! Please be as generous as you can with your Free Will contribution for this concert. At the concert, there will be info on paying with cash, a check or Venmo. It's live music entirely supported by our listening audience. We look forward to your participation in supporting our community endeavor, now in its 5th year! Bring your friends and family and discover ....
Inspired
by international travel and activism, and now based again in VT., Billy
Wylder brings us Rock, Folk, and Global grooves that make you want to
dance! The band features Avi Salloway joined by an inspired cast of
singular artists who have toured across five continents.
Here's just a taste of Billy Wylder music: Arusha/ Billy Wylder Great Blue Heron / Billy Wylder
Questions and more info: email Vicky Arthur at singtolive57@gmail.com. or call 802-492-3649 | | | | | Jumping worms? Snake worms? Crazy worms? These invasive worms, which go by many names, have spread surprisingly fast in Vermont in recent years. Find out what they are and why they are a threat to our forests. Find out what they can do to your own garden and landscaping. Come next WEDNESDAY, June 12, to the Shrewsbury Library at 7:00 and find out how to identify them and manage them. Some interesting refreshments provided by the SCC! Juanita Burch Clay is a retired educator, having ended her career running a farm and forest program for at-risk youth. Her strong interest in invasive worms grew from discovering them in her own garden, brought in with a load of composted cow manure a few years ago. The information she will provide is based on research from UVM's Dr. Josef Gorres and other experts who are working to understand and control this environmental threat. | | |
| | Today's Forecast: A chance of rain showers after 11am. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 63. Northwest wind 2 to 6 mph. Chance of precipitation is 30%. | | | | | VETERANS MONUMENT DONATIONS The Veterans Monument, located near the lower level door of the library in Belmont Village, is in need of repair. After more than six decades of exposure to the elements the top row of stones have become loose. The restoration work will include adding a one-piece stone along the top at an angle to allow moisture to run off. The town is accepting donations toward the more than $1500 project. Please make your checks payable to The Town of Mount Holly and mention Veterans Monument in the memo line. Call Dennis at 802-259-2460 with any questions. | | |
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