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Anita was born and raised in Chatham. For most of her adult life, she lived in Toronto, establishing her own business as an executive recruiter for multi-national advertising agencies until joining Fox Racing Canada in 2002 as their advertising manager.
In the fall of 2011, Anita acted upon her desire to return to home turf and pursue her passion for photography. In addition to sales of her collection of artography, Anita's recent commercial projects include website photography as well as the photography and production of 'photos-in-motion' video tours. She also collaborated on the photography/production of a newly released hard cover coffee table book.
As a freelance contributor to the Chatham Voice, Anita now adds photojournalist to her portfolio.
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Oct 15, 13 •
737 Views • Business, Feature Story • Anita Markert • 3 Comments
The Downtown Chatham Centre and Entegrus have partnered with Sun Country Highway to make Chatham’s future a little greener. A new charger station for hybrid and electric vehicles (EV) is now located on the northeast corner of the Downtown Chatham...
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Oct 3, 13 •
1570 Views • Feature Story, Life • Anita Markert • No Comments
Imagine travelling off the beaten path to a private retreat with spectacular marshlands and tree-lined walking trails. Rich, black earth farmland borders a section of the property. Tranquil mornings. Breathtaking sunsets. A winding river and gentle streams...
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Aug 29, 13 •
1431 Views • Feature Story, Life • Anita Markert • 1 Comment
As a resident of Chatham, I count myself fortunate indeed for the luxury of easy access to the beaches of Lake Erie and Rondeau Bay. And I’ve always carried a deep affection for the village of Erieau. It’s such a cool, relaxed lakeside town! On...
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Aug 7, 13 •
1076 Views • Arts, Feature Story • Anita Markert • 1 Comment
It was a full house at the William Street Cafe for the opening of Chatham-Kent’s first Art Rocks exhibit. Organized by Culture Factory and ARTspace, the event is slated to continue as an annual summer showcase for local artists aged six to 18. In...
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Aug 2, 13 •
980 Views • Feature Story, Life • Anita Markert • 2 Comments
Proudly perched at the corner of Park and Queen streets in Chatham, the property now known as Gentry Manor, has an extensive and diverse history. The building has experienced many incarnations since its construction in 1876 as the Chrysler Ward School. At the...
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