The community gathered behind the Hinesburg Community School to enjoy some live music for the first time since the pandemic Wednesday, July 14.
Category: Community
Herbicide treatment to kill milfoil in Lake Iroquois 7 years in the making
Milfoil — an invasive water-weed that forms dense mats of vegetation and readily reproduces when boats chop up the strands — may soon be tamed in Lake Iroquois after recent treatment with an herbicide.
Green Up Day 2021
Green Up Day Coordinator Phil Pouech talks about what Green Up day looks like in Hinesburg, and how it will be run this year.
Scenes Around Town: January
CNS reporter Devany DiPaolo snapped a few photos around Hinesburg last week.
Burg Bucks program incentivizes local spending in Hinesburg
The Burg Bucks program, which wrapped up on Nov. 15, kept Hinesburg residents spending locally and generated over $20,000 in total revenue for local businesses.
Hinesburg 2020 election vote breakdown
More voters voted in 2020 than in any previous Hinesburg Election, with three-quarters of the town’s registered voters casting a ballot. About 3,146 voted, according to unofficial results from Town Clerk Missy Ross. And about 71.6% of those (2,238) voted by mail.
Burg Bucks Start This Week
The Burg Buck give out on Sunday was a big success according to outgoing town administrator Renae Marshall.
$10,000 of Burg Bucks begin circulation on November 1
The town of Hinesburg is to receive a $10,000 grant to promote spending at town businesses with the “Hinesburg Buck,” a currency which can be used to make purchases in participating downtown locations.
Part of Hinesburg’s Geprags Park closed off to dogs
Geprags Park has closed off a portion of the park from dogs in order to protect habitat of ground-nesting birds.
“City Upon a Hill”: Book on Black Vermont History Republished
A book on early Black settlers in Hinesburg has been given a second life with a reprint by the Vermont Historical Society.