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Stories from Hinesburg | Walking Tour

Posted on October 16, 2019June 10, 2020 by Sam LeCompte

SAM LECOMPTE | COMMUNITY NEWS SERVICE | NOVEMBER 13

Hinesburg resident Richard Watts, along with videographers Eliza Giles and Sam LeCompte, spent a few hours walking around town — visiting the Parkside Café, the police and fire stations, Giroux’s, Lantman’s Town Hall and more.

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