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Police Chief Chris Romance Settles In
A conversation with our new chief, a veteran New York policeman who's excited to be in Hinesburg; he fills a position that has been vacant for over a…
Mar 9
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Obituary: Gary Mashia, a Man with a Smile
Longtime employee at Lantern's will be celebrated on March 26.
5 hrs ago
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Police Incident Log – March 2026
[Note – this webpage will be updated throughout the month, then a new page will be started for the next month.
5 hrs ago
Williston Area Lions Offer Two $1,000 Scholarships
Group also made a recent donation to the Hinesburg Food Shelf
Mar 10
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The Weekly Record – March 9, 2026
A profile of Hinesburg's new police chief; an analysis of the Town Meeting Day vote;
Mar 9
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How to Contact & Submit to The Record
Apr 20, 2025
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A guide to Hinesburg's services and businesses
Jan 19
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SPECIAL REPORT: Hinesburg at a Crossroads
Nov 20, 2025
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A Quiet Launch for a Big Fix: Hinesburg's New Wastewater Plant Has Gone Live
Jan 8
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Recent posts
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As Winters Get Warmer, Maple Farmers are Learning to Adapt
Producers adopt new methods as climate change disrupts sugaring season.
Mar 9
A Resounding, Affirming and, to Some, Surprising 2026 Town Election.
But what to make of the silence in the run-up? And the low turnout? A news analysis.
Mar 8
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Voters Approve Municipal Budgets by Wide Margin
Police, fire, library, highway and municipal budgets pass easily. CVSD budget easily passes in all five member towns. Townshend is re-elected to CVSD…
Mar 4
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Post-pandemic, more Vermonters are voting by Australian ballot for Town Meeting
Paper ballots make voting easier but take away the ability to “change each other’s minds,” expert says.
Mar 3
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The Weekly Record – March 2, 2026
It's now time to vote – info and links; Carpenter-Carse Library doings of all sorts; Second Annual Hang at Town Commons this Saturday.
Mar 2
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March Events at the Library
Hours: Monday and Saturday: 10 a.m.
Mar 2
New Housing Helps Affordability
Increasing supply eases pressures on pricing, adds to tax base
Mar 2
My Story: A Forgotten Photo Yields Two Stories
Author's aunt was the last person alive who could identify the family members in this photo.
Mar 2
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Hinesburg Artist Series to Present a Celebration of American Music and Poetry
Sunday, March 15
Feb 27
SCHIP Grant Deadline Approaching
Spring Grant Deadline: March 15 at 5 p.m.
Feb 27
Carpenter-Carse Library Takes Action to Make Room for Community
Art Night Benefit on Saturday, March 14
Feb 26
Knitting in Libraries: a Professor's Quest to Visit Every Library in Vermont
By Cathy Ryan, The Record Staff
Feb 24
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Gardening
Trillium Hill Farm Grows Veggies and Community
The Hinesburg farm sells fresh produce and finds a way to feed neighbors in need
Feb 18
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Indoor Seed Starting
By Julie Rubaud (with help from Kat Consler)
Feb 10
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Cabin Fever Gardening
By Julie Rubaud For The Hinesburg Record
Jan 17
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My Story
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My Story: A Forgotten Photo Yields Two Stories
Author's aunt was the last person alive who could identify the family members in this photo.
Mar 2
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My Story: When contra dancing was everything
Listen to Marianna Holzer tell the story of a photo of her rehearsing a contra dance at UVM's Southwick Ballroom back when she was a student.
Jan 5
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My Story: Hinesburg's Bruce Schulman Talks About Painting
Semi-retired co-owner of a specialty woods and furniture making company, Schulman paints for fun. He talks about how it came to be.
Nov 9, 2025
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My Story: How Ringing a Bell Builds Community
Hinesburg resident shares her thoughts when she rang the bell at the United Church to commemorate the 250th anniversary of Paul Revere's ride. Audio…
Oct 28, 2025
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My Story: The Power of the Call of a Loon
Ruth Ann Rhodes, a former nurse, tells the story of the time she first heard the call of a loon and returned to the campground for more than a decade to…
Sep 18, 2025
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Housing
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New Housing Helps Affordability
Increasing supply eases pressures on pricing, adds to tax base
Mar 2
Report: Vermont Struggling to Take Full Advantage of Heat Pumps
Customer behavior, workforce issues create challenges for cleaner residential heat.
Feb 21
Efficiency Vermont Announces 2026 Rebates
Weatherization, heating systems, and appliance rebates can help households save money—while funding lasts
Jan 15
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More Housing Is on the Way
DRB gives final approvals – with conditions – on 174 units of new housing.
Dec 10, 2025
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Selectboard
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Feb. 18 Selectboard Meeting Summary
Intro to new police chief, discussion of HNS building, Windy Ridge funding proposal, and an ICE resolution
Feb 22
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Candidate Statement: Merrily Lovell
Selectboard chair makes her case for re-election, running unopposed.
Feb 11
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Candidate Statement: Paul Lamberson
Selectboard member continues his service to the town; unopposed for another term.
Feb 11
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A Breather for the Selectboard
Short, routine meeting a nice change after a month of meetings on the budget; next up: the budget meeting on Monday night.
Feb 8
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Commentary
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Are We at a Returning Point in Humankind’s History on Earth?
By Bill Schubart
Feb 14
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CVSD Chair Makes Case for Budget
District's $107 million FY2027 budget was determined after five months of careful discussion and scrutiny by the administration and board.
Feb 10
Letter: Vermont's Economy Is Broken
Wages don't match high cost of housing, food, transportation and healthcare
Jan 7
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Hommage à Grand-mère Elise et sa salade verte
A tribute to Grandma Elise and her green salad
Dec 25, 2025
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Theater review – Night Fires
A sublime show to packed houses in Middlebury
Dec 24, 2025
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