Hinesburg Community Resource Center Reveals New Handicap Access Submitted by Shannon Wheeler The Hinesburg Community Resource Center revealed its new handicap ramp on Oct. 13 at 51 Ballard’s Corner Road, which houses HCRC headquarters and the Hinesburg Food Shelf. A group including HCRC board members and executive director, volunteers and those who worked on the…
and Dotty Schnure Hiking 410 miles of rocky creek beds, sheer rock faces and wooden ladders … ascending 70,000 feet of elevation … dedicating more than 415 hours. That’s what it takes to hike the 46 High Peaks of the Adirondack Mountains, and that’s what Hinesburg sixth grader Elijah Aguier and his grandmother Mary…
Stories About How It All Comes Together from Jen McCuin It’s funny to think that I’ve been involved in July Fourth planning for the past 18 years. I am the “behind the scenes” person and as surprising as it sounds, the process starts in January. Northstar Fireworks wants to know if “you’re in” and offers…
Henry Sengle, a Hinesburg native, returned to his home state and found a way to combine his passion for the outdoors and love for sewing to start Thuja, a sustainable hoodie company.
On March 1, dairy farm and grocer Family Cow Farmstand closed its doors after 13 years of providing raw milk to Hinesburg. Now, another farm has stepped in to take its place.
Hinesburg resident Francesca Arnoldy is in high demand today, as an expert in providing emotional support at the beginning and end of life.
Chris Conant has been a member of the Lake Iroquois Association (LIA) since 2016, but his history with the lake goes back much further.
After three decades in Hinesburg, Papa Nick’s remains an integral part of the town, and has adapted to and helped support the community through the COVID-19 pandemic.
On Nov. 15, the Burg Buck program ends, so spend your Burg Bucks before that day. About $8,000 in Burg Bucks are ready for town spending.
Zuckerman loses to incumbent Phil Scott and voters return democrat Bill Lippert to the state house.