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  •   Black River Today is blogged by Ralph Pace who lives in Ludlow with his wife of 46 years, Janet, and a dog named Tiberius. He enjoys gardening (but not lawns-there's a big difference), skiing (when he can drag himself to the slopes), and editing his on-line newspaper, the Black River Reporter (www.brreporter.com) and his personal blog (http://viewfromludlow.blogspot.com/) along with this blog.
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Mt. Holly

June 30, 2008

Mt. Holly Library Book Sale And Pie Sale

Submitted by Lynn Herbst

Where can you get the best buys in books?  At the Mount Holly Town Library Book Sale.  July 5th from 9:30 am to 2 pm on the library lawn.  We have been taking in donations and the basement is filled to the rafters.  Library volunteers are baking yummy pies for your 4th of July weekend entertaining.  Arrive in time to see the Mount Holly Fourth of July Parade beginning at 10:30 am followed by a chicken barbeque.  Come to Belmont for all the festivities.  Take route 103 to the yellow flashing light and follow the signs to Belmont.  For further information call 259-3707.

June 07, 2008

Counterpoint in Mt Holly Sunday June 8

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May 10, 2008

Mt Holly Book & Plant Sale May 24

Submitted by Mt Holly Comm Assn & Library

Book lovers and plant lovers unite for a fantastic sale!  The Mount Holly Gardener’s Association will host a huge sale on May 24th from 9:30 am to 2:00 pm on the “Green” in Belmont, Vermont. 

The garden folks are surpassing last year’s quantities with
many plants that include houseplants, perennials and annuals.  It’s always fun to find varieties you don’t yet have in your garden!  The club’s favorite bluebird houses will also be for sale.  There will be a raffle for baskets filled with just the things gardeners can’t resist.

The Mount Holly Town Library located across from the “Green” in Belmont will hold their book sale from 9:30 am to 3:00 pm.  Generous donations have filled the basement of the library with over a thousand books that will interest book lovers.  All genres are represented including old and recent publications.

You won’t be able to beat the bargains you’ll find on this sale.  Take route 103 to the flashing light in Mount Holly and follow the signs to Belmont.  We hope to see you rain or shine.  For further information call 259-3707.

January 10, 2008

Mt Holly Readies for Town Plan Vote

The Mount Holly Planning Commission is holding its final public hearing on the updated Town Plan, Thursday January 10th, at 7 p.m. in the School Gym.

Following this Hearing the Plan will be sent to the Select Board for adoption.

See the Town Plan on the Town web site at www.mounthollyvt.org or in the Town Office.

September 19, 2007

Cider Days: An Apple-licious Festival

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The Mount Holly Community Association celebrates the harvest season by honoring the APPLE.  This Columbus Day weekend is the 19th year that the association will host Cider Days on the Belmont Village Green. 

Come see cider being pressed the old-fashioned way.  Each fall our little town comes alive with folks from near and far sharing a hot or cold cup of freshly pressed cider.  It’s so delicious you’ll want to take home a gallon or two!!  There will be apple pies for sale along with the perfect complement, locally made Crowley Cheese.  Or try some of our homemade apple crisp.  Find unique holiday gifts made by local arts and crafts people that include fabric purses, jewelry, soap, knitted apparel and pottery, just to mention a few.  Purchase your 2008 calendar with beautiful photographs of our town taken by local citizens and we now offer a lovely packet of note cards. 

Our vendors are always an exciting mix with locally made cheese, maple syrup, jams and jellies, produce and tempting baked goods.  In the library across from the “Green” view an exceptional exhibit of photographs and vote on your favorite ones and they will appear in the 2009 calendar.  The Mount Holly Library is offering “Great Books at Great Prices for a Great Cause”.  They have many newly donated books that have added to an already huge sale collection.  All genres are represented. 

Proceeds from Cider Days are used to maintain and renovate the old Methodist Church home to the Mount Holly Community Association and Library.  Over the years our little fair has grown and word has spread that this rain or shine event shouldn’t be missed.  Saturday, October 6th, 10 am to 4 pm and Sunday, October 7th, noon to 4 pm.  Saturday after the festival join us at the Odd Fellows Hall for a sumptuous roast beef dinner with all the fixin’s.  For all events take route 103 to the yellow flashing in Mount Holly and follow the signs to Belmont.  Contact 802-259-3707 for more information.

June 23, 2007

Mt Holly to Host Very Special Wedding

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