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Parents are expected to bring concerns to a school board meeting Oct. 20 that Hinesburg students are getting unequal live instruction time when compared to other schools in the district

Hinesburg residents will vote Nov. 3 whether to approve an $11.7 million bond to build a new wastewater treatment facility.

Hinesburg residents will soon decide on whether or not to move forward with a plan to operate a town ambulance service.

Hinesburg selectboard member Jeff Tobrocke resigned Monday after sending a sharply-worded email to town administrator Renae Marshall, challenging her intentions during racial equity discussions in the town.

Students returned to Champlain Valley Union High School this week under a hybrid learning model where cohorts of students…

Hinesburg—Bill Lippert won the Democratic primary Tuesday for the Vermont House District 4-2,
topping first time candidate Christina Deeley 723 to 451.

The Hinesburg Town Selectboard voted 4:1 Wednesday night to accept a federal grant to hire an additional police officer, bringing the town’s full-time equivalent police force to six.

On July 15, the Hinesburg Select Board gathered over Zoom to discuss the importance of wearing masks in public. Their objectives: to protect people’s health and to support local businesses.

Restaurants in Hinesburg are trying to feed their customers, while still adapting to the COVID-19 restrictions.

Hinesburg’s Kevin Willard listed his house last fall with no offers. This spring it was a different story.