Adam Drapcho is a reporter for The Laconia Daily Sun, covering local news in the Laconia area of New Hampshire. His work also appears in other publications such as the Concord Monitor, The Keene Sentinel, and New Hampshire Public Radio. Adam covers a wide range of topics including local government, education, community events, and law enforcement.
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Adam Drapcho focuses on local news, including city government, accidents/incidents, community events, and lawsuits/legal matters. He also covers entertainment news and house & home.
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By: Adam Drapcho
LACONIA — Most healthy humans are walking around with a lifesaving gift inside them in the form of a kidney. Agreeing to give it to someone else is a heavy decision, though, and a new local organization, Kidneys for Kindness, is trying to make that decision easier.
By: Adam Drapcho
GILFORD — There’s one level of understanding necessary to perform a task, and another level needed to teach someone else how to do it. That’s what some Gilford High School
Buy Now Rebecca Chamberlain and Bethany Elliott pass a shrouded "Defiant One" sculpture as they walk on the track at Opechee Park on Thursday morning. The sculpture, originally installed in 1984, was removed in 2019 due to decay. The new version was 3D printed from a laser scan of the original and paid for by local businesspeople, and will be revealed at 4:30 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 26. (Adam Drapcho/The Laconia Daily Sun photo)
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Downtown festival runs smoothly, with positive feedback from city, vendors, attendees
Michael Smith, one of the people behind the effort to re-create the sculpture in Opechee Park known as "The Defiant One," cuts the cords holding a tarp over the 3D printed version as a crowd watches Saturday. (Adam Drapcho/The Laconia Daily Sun photo)
Interim Superintendent Bob Champlin speaks at the reopening of the city's three elementary school playgrounds on Aug. 27. (Daniel Sarch/The Laconia Daily Sun file photo)
Running for Laconia School Board are, from left, Jennifer Anderson, Zachary Dea and Nancy Simoneau.
By: Adam Drapcho
LACONIA — The proposal for Bob Champlin to continue serving as superintendent for another school year will be considered by the school board at an upcoming meeting, following approval of
Richard Raper waits as Elizabeth Sawicki, account clerk in the Laconia City Clerk's Office, prepares his absentee ballot. Raper, a lieutenant with Belmont Fire Department, said he will be working on Nov. 5 and therefore won't be able to vote in person. (Adam Drapcho/The Laconia Daily Sun photo)
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