Daniel Sarch

Laconia

Photographer and Reporter at Laconia Daily Sun

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Articles

Something old and something new at Bank of New Hampshire headquarters downtown

2 days ago | laconiadailysun.com | Daniel Sarch

Bank of New Hampshire this week welcomed guests for tours during the grand opening of the company's headquarters downtown. While much of the building's construction was completed in October, Tuesday's ribbon-cutting showed off additions finished this month, including the parking lot, drive-thru, landscaping and the iconic McClintock clock reproduction.
Eagle Scout project adds outdoor reading area to Gilford library

3 days ago | laconiadailysun.com | Daniel Sarch

GILFORD — Oliver Leandro, 16, is well on his way to earning the rank of Eagle Scout, after completing a project which added a new patio and outdoor reading area at Gilford Public Library. Leandro, a member of Troop 243, said he's happy with the result. “Now that's done, I think I'm definitely kind of impressed with myself, and really how little issues we had,” he said. Leandro built the new patio complete with benches, new stairs, and a railing, helping him attain the highest rank in Boy Scouts.
Gilford mom defends title at hot pepper-eating contest

4 days ago | laconiadailysun.com | Daniel Sarch

GILFORD — After a battle of spice, Meg McLean of Gilford came out on top as the winner of the Hot Pepper-Eating Contest at the Notch Biergarten at Beans & Greens Farm on Friday afternoon. This is McLean’s second win in the contest, as she won last year’s battle during Cinco de Mayo. This year's contest was scheduled to align with Laconia Motorcycle Week, hoping to attract visitors to the area. McLean outlined her strategy for handling the heat this year. “Mind over matter for sure,” she said.
Governor cuts the cake for 102nd Motorcycle Week birthday celebration at the NASWA

1 week ago | laconiadailysun.com | Daniel Sarch

Gov. Kelly Ayotte joined resort president Cynthia Makris to cut the cake together for the 102nd Laconia Motorcycle Week birthday celebration at the NASWA Resort in The Weirs Wednesday evening. Other attendees included Executive Councilor Joe Kenney, Karen Makris Lowell, Laconia Fire Chief Tim Joubert, Laconia Motorcycle Week Director Charlie St. Clair and Deputy Director Jennifer Anderson, City Councilor Tony Felch (Ward 6) and State Rep. Mike Bordes (R-Laconia).
No Kings protest peaceful, draws over 1,000 in Wolfeboro

1 week ago | laconiadailysun.com | Daniel Sarch

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Vendors prepare for start of 102nd Laconia Motorcycle Week

2 weeks ago | laconiadailysun.com | Daniel Sarch

As vendors set up, motorcyclists arrived Friday morning on Lakeside Avenue at The Weirs, ahead of the 102nd Laconia Motorcycle Week. With a forecast of mild rain for the opening weekend, Laconia Police Chief Matt Canfield encouraged riders to use headlights, stay off the yellow line, and slow down in wet driving conditions.
Debbie Frawley Drake, David Stamps honored with first Bob Hamel Community Service Awards at Motorcycle Week kickoff

2 weeks ago | laconiadailysun.com | Daniel Sarch

LACONIA — The inaugural Bob Hamel Community Service Awards were presented to two longtime city volunteers Thursday morning, during an event to kick off the 102nd Laconia Motorcycle Week. The press conference, held at the Colonial Theatre downtown, included speakers covering everything from safety to the week's calendar of events, in addition to three other awards. The Bob Hamel Community Service Award is named after a longtime city councilor who served Ward 5, and died in 2023.
Belknap reps honor Sheriff Bill Wright for ICE partnership

2 weeks ago | laconiadailysun.com | Daniel Sarch

Belknap County Sheriff Bill Wright received a letter of appreciation from Rep. Harry Bean (R-Gilford), chair of the county delegation, at his office on Wednesday afternoon. Delegation members recognized Wright for leading his department to be one of the first law enforcement agencies in the state to participate in a partnership program which allows collaboration with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. The program allows local law enforcement officers to detain anyone who is wanted by ICE.
Swift water training prepares first responders, just in case

2 weeks ago | laconiadailysun.com | Daniel Sarch

LACONIA — The Laconia Fire Department's annual swift water training allows firefighters to practice rescue operations in current speeds up to 5 miles per hour, preparing them for a busy summer of water recreation. The training, held June 6, takes place mostly in flood waters and in rivers. Fire Chief Tim Joubert explained that in the Lakes Region, proper understanding of swift water rescue is essential for his staff.
New, larger docks at the Weirs open just in time for boating season

2 weeks ago | laconiadailysun.com | Daniel Sarch

Councilor Tony Felch of Ward 6 cut the ribbon during the grand opening of the Weirs Docks on Friday afternoon. A brief press conference followed the ribbon cutting, where Mayor Andrew Hosmer gave a few remarks. The project was five years in the making. Delays following the COVID-19 pandemic meant the project began construction in January of this year. The docks were reconstructed to accommodate larger boats.