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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 …
Nick and his wife, Marty, sailing in Maine; photo provided by Nick Amdur. by Gabrielle S. Martin Nick and his wife Marty have been Hingham residents for the past 44 years, and their roots run deep: they raised their children here in Hingham, dock their beloved boat in World’s End, and Nick even built his …
All photos courtesy of Lizanne Kindler, CEO of Talbots. By Gabrielle S. Martin Lizanne Kindler is a Denmark-born, Hingham-based businesswoman who has managed to balance an accomplished career with a just-as-impressive personal life. Kindler has called Hingham “home” for a decade now, residing here with her husband and their children; though the Danish native might …
Photo courtesy of Emily Keneally. September 21, 2020 by Gabrielle S. Martin Hello, Emily! Thanks for agreeing to an interview with The Anchor. We’re so excited to feature you as one of our Humans of Hingham. First and foremost, can you describe your connection to the town of Hingham for our readers? “I grew up …
Photo by Joshua Ross. Monday, September 28, 2020 by Gabrielle Martin Rosie Chirillo has worked as crossing guard for Hingham Public Schools for almost four decades; she’s lived in her home on Bonnie Brier for over five. Chirillo is a life-long Hingham resident, a volunteer at the Swap Shop, and an avid gardener who …
Photo courtest of Amy L. Hendy, taken of Hendy at an Evereve event she hosted. She is wearing all Evereve! Saturday, October 10, 2020 by Gabrielle Martin The Anchor is excited to introduce the incredible Hingham-based Instagram influencer Amy L. Hendy as our latest Human of Hingham! Hi there, Amy! Thank you so much for …
Wednesday, September 9, 2020 by Gabrielle Martin It all started, as stories around these parts so often do, from a Pinboard post: on August 18, Isabella Gratta announced that her grandfather Tony “the Barber” Marchione, a 50-year staple at Hingham’s Station 29 Barber Shop, would be retiring due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. She wrote, …