Laura Winters November 5, 2020 by Gabrielle S. Martin Sign of the Times: A Virtual Race Means You Can Turkey Trot with Marathon Sports Hingham from Anywhere in the World! This year’s annual Marathon Sports Hingham Turkey Trot 5K will take place virtually. The beloved tradition (22 years strong!) aims to provide a fast, fun, and fulfilling …
Photo courtesy of Kerrie G. Genes. Date by Gabrielle S. Martin Kerrie G. Genes relocated her business, KFIT, to 35 Pond Park, Hingham almost three years ago after outgrowing three previous locations over several years in Kerrie’s hometown of Weymouth. “I was on the hunt for ‘forever’ business home,” she shares, “when I came across …
by Gabrielle S. Martin The Hingham Anchor is honored to highlight Anna Dupras, a nurse at South Shore Hospital. Dupras has seen first-hand what it’s like at the frontlines of defense against the ongoing coronavirus pandemic; we are grateful to share her experiences and perspectives through this interview. Dupras grew up here in Hingham and …
Elaine Kline October 25, 2020 Elaine Kline, 75, of Hingham, died Sunday October 25, 2020. Beloved wife of 46 years of the late John Ellis Kline. Devoted mother of Jonathan and his wife Sarah. Loving grandmother of Thomas Ellis, James Franklin, and Phoebe Margaret. Daughter of Helen (Staffieri) and the late Frank Poliferno. Sister of …
November 2, 2020 by Gabrielle S. Martin (photos courtesy of Michael Sartor) Michael Sartor has been a Hingham resident for the past decade and a half, living here in town with his wife Jessie and their three sons. Sartor practices law full-time in Boston while also balancing the Shakesbeer Brewing business which he and Jessie …
Swordfish. by Courtney Doyle Trident Galley & Raw Bar, located in the Hingham Shipyard, is among the many local restaurants that are flipping the script on restaurant dining this fall and winter. Trident, one of five restaurants owned by master restaurateur (and all-around awesome guy) Brian Houlihan, will be launching a chef-inspired, specially-curated menu designed …
by Kaja Fickes and Kelly Moore Election Day is only two days away. With the 100th anniversary of the 19th Amendment and women’s suffrage, the Hingham Girl Scouts decided to celebrate by participating in a National Girl Scouts service project to Promote the Vote: “Our goal is to mobilize Hingham to take action like a …
Photos from Unsplash. November 1, 2020 by Michael Page If the wintry end of October made you think winter is upon us, pump the brakes: the first week of November will offer a return to more seasonable autumn-weather. Here are three things to know about Hingham’s weather this week: 1. Week Starts Wintry This week …
October 31, 2020 by Christina Olayon-Baker Saint Paul School students celebrated its first “Hallow Harvest” that included a week of festive activities. A “Hallow Harvest,” indeed! Festive pumpkin patches, from pumpkins supplied by Sauchuk’s Farm, were created by the students in Preschool – Grade 8. These pumpkins are from Grade One’s patch! It started with …
Photo from Unsplash artist Arnaud Jaegers. Friday, October 30, 2020 by Carol Britton Meyer It’s been a busy year for the Town Clerk’s Office, starting with the March presidential primary, followed by the town election in June, the state primary in September, and now the Nov. 3 presidential/state election. Of the town’s 18,933 registered voters, …
