When she was 50, Clare Innes of Hinesburg went to Hawaii. She came back with a ukulele and a passion.
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In 1749, a young girl and boy, later renamed Dinah and Jacob, were kidnapped from someplace in Africa and forced on the Middle Passage and enslaved in Connecticut.
A Straffordshire terrier accused of attacking a four-year-old boy in August has been put down, nearly a month after the Hinesburg Selectboard ordered it so.
For a second time in less than a month, the Hinesburg Selectboard is seeking legal action against a home that is serving as a commercial operation where it’s not permitted.
Hinesburg’s Little Free Pantry distributed over $12,000 worth of canned, dried and fresh food and local produce during the last year.
Water sources near the closed Hinesburg landfill are contaminated and the town appears to be on the hook for some expensive workarounds in the short term and in the long term as it searches fo…
Don’t forget that on Saturday, Sept. 18, 11 a.m.-1 p.m., Hinesburg will hold an interactive event to give community members a chance to help design a new town green and common behind the polic…
On the 20th anniversary of Sept. 11, Hinesburg Fire Department cadet Ethan White (pictured) and firefighter and EMT Lucy Mathews participated in climbing the equivalent of 110 flights of stair…
On Sept. 1, the Hinesburg Selectboard ordered a vicious dog euthanized.
In 2022, Hinesburg plans to create a new town green and common behind the police and fire stations.
How much wood can a woodcutter cut before they’re no longer cutting wood for their own family use but are actually running a woodcutting business?
It may be another six months before Hinesburg finalizes a revision to its zoning to regulate home-based contractors and mechanics.
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Lantman’s Market in Hinesburg has closed temporarily, and town hall has reverted to requiring masks.
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A $225,000 grant from the Vermont Housing and Conservation Board should plant the seed for the Vermont Land Trust and the town of Hinesburg to grow the Hinesburg Town Forest by 25 percent with the purchase of 291 acres from the Carse family.
Hank White saw the number of local households at the Hinesburg Food Shelf drop during the pandemic, perhaps because of the many food and housing assistance programs born out of crisis, or the …
A plan for one of Hinesburg’s largest-ever housing development projects will begin to make its way through a years-long vetting process.
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