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Hinesburg Record Announces Fellowship
We are looking for a graduating senior or a recent graduate to fill a half-time reporting position this summer. Application deadline April 20. Please…
Apr 9
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Concern Growing Over Artificial Turf Field
Private group proposing artificial turf field at CVU says it's safe; opponents worry about water contamination and safety. For first time, two public…
Apr 5
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A Student's Perspective on Turf Field
CVU athlete points to the problem – fields at the school are often too soggy and muddy to practice or play a game and says artificial turf is a…
Apr 7
Supt. Adam Bunting Responds to Turf Field Concerns
On Monday, the CVSD superintendent issued the following statement to the community in response to The Record's Special Report and upcoming public…
Apr 6
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The Peck Family Legacy Lives on at Hinesburg Community School
The story of how a nearly century-old gift continues to give back to Hinesburg education
Apr 1
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Obituary: Douglas L. Tracy
Douglas L.
Apr 8
Police Incident Log – April 2026
This webpage will be updated throughout the month, then a new page will be started for the next month.
Apr 8
The Weekly Record – April 6, 2026
Empty Bowls Dinner fundraiser, several items on the proposed artificial turf field, time for peas, and more.
Apr 6
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Gardening: All about Peas
April in Vermont is good for one thing at least: planting peas. The Record's gardening experts offer some ideas about how to get started on your…
Apr 6
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Outdoors: Cabin Fever in Hinesburg
For a fisherman, particularly a fly fisherman, there's only so much you can do before winter ends and fishing season begins.
Apr 6
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Hospitals Need to Trim Administration Fat
Vermont needs to move more quickly to get hospital corporation in the state to eliminate administrative management positions and focus on managing to…
Apr 6
Selectboard Reassured about FEMA Money
Town Manager Todd Odit says federal disaster relief money will be coming, just a question of when.
Apr 6
Obituary: Stanley ‘Red’ Brinkman
Stanley “Red” Brinkman, 84, passed away peacefully at his home in Hinesburg Saturday, March 28, following a struggle with pneumonia.
Apr 3
Good Times Café Owners Announce Closing of Hinesburg Location
They will focus on their South Burlington location
Apr 2
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Trillium Hill Farm Grows Veggies and Community
Update: Trillium's farmstand is now open!
Apr 1
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The Weekly Record – March 30, 2026
Library news, kids' clothing swap, a tantalizing Word of the Week, and more.
Mar 30
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April Events at the Library
Hours: Monday and Saturday: 10 a.m.-3 p.m.
Mar 30
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Gardening
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Gardening: All about Peas
April in Vermont is good for one thing at least: planting peas. The Record's gardening experts offer some ideas about how to get started on your…
Apr 6
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Trillium Hill Farm Grows Veggies and Community
Update: Trillium's farmstand is now open!
Apr 1
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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: How I Got Hooked on the Pipes
Hinesburg musician Rik Palieri tells the story of how he became entranced with Polish bagpipes – an audio story.
Mar 23
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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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Housing
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New Housing Helps Affordability
Increasing supply eases pressures on pricing, adds to tax base
Mar 2
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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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Selectboard Reassured about FEMA Money
Town Manager Todd Odit says federal disaster relief money will be coming, just a question of when.
Apr 6
Bids Awarded for Beecher Hill Bridges
Caught between the FEMA shutdown, the need to move forward, selectboard vote to move forward with repairs despite not knowing when and how much the…
Mar 23
FEMA Shutdown Impacting Hinesburg's Projects
Selectboard learns that the Washington fight over the Department of Homeland Security budget has delayed final approval of funding level for bridge…
Mar 16
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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Commentary
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A Student's Perspective on Turf Field
CVU athlete points to the problem – fields at the school are often too soggy and muddy to practice or play a game and says artificial turf is a…
Apr 7
Supt. Adam Bunting Responds to Turf Field Concerns
On Monday, the CVSD superintendent issued the following statement to the community in response to The Record's Special Report and upcoming public…
Apr 6
1
Outdoors: Cabin Fever in Hinesburg
For a fisherman, particularly a fly fisherman, there's only so much you can do before winter ends and fishing season begins.
Apr 6
2
Hospitals Need to Trim Administration Fat
Vermont needs to move more quickly to get hospital corporation in the state to eliminate administrative management positions and focus on managing to…
Apr 6
Are We at a Returning Point in Humankind’s History on Earth?
By Bill Schubart
Feb 14
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