Hinesburg’s selectboard will hold a public information meeting at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 20, via Zoom, to review the proposed general operating budget.
New Year’s Eve revelers celebrated the long-awaited departure of 2020 with hopes for a less interesting 2021 around a bonfire at the Hinesburgh Public House.
Wintry drives brought sights of a holly, jolly Hinesburg — decks and halls decked, lawns luminated and neighborhoods aglow.
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Town Meeting Day is a uniquely Vermont custom that people from the Green Mountain State are passionate about keeping as part of their traditional local government process.
Justices of the Vermont Supreme Court have unanimously refused to review a case involving deer jacking and allegations of an illegal search, even though three members of the nine members of th…
With Hinesburg’s town administrator Renae Marshall leaving her post after three years, the community is faced with a decision — to keep its current format or make the switch to a town manager-…
A dog has been put down after allegedly attacking sheep and an alpaca in Hinesburg, prompting a larger discussion about what constitutes a vicious dog.
Representative Bill Lippert, Democrat, Hinesburg, will keep his seat in the House.
It was a resounding yes from Hinesburg voters as they weighed whether the town should start its own ambulance service.
Hinesburg will get a new wastewater treatment facility after receiving the greenlight from voters Tuesday. The facility will be built on Lagoon Road where the existing one stands, to be comple…
Why did the Hinesburg resident cross the road?
As a police officer and now as Hinesburg’s chief, Anthony Cambridge has worked to help his community members in their time of need.
Hinesburg voters have a big question to answer this election: Should the town start its own ambulance service?
Hinesburg voters will decide on Nov. 3 whether to approve an $11.7 million bond to build a new wastewater treatment facility.
A member of the Hinesburg Selectboard resigned Monday night, Sept. 28, an hour before a special meeting — in which he was to be censured — began.
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Jonathan Brathwaite and his wife Becky Alford, now of Hinesburg, started coming to Vermont each summer through a home swap program nine years ago.
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