Little Falls on Christmas Morning, 2021 at 10:00 AM
Click on the photos to see the full size. Each image will open in a new tab. By Charlie Tomaso, Class of 1970
This Day in History – Week of Dec. 27th
Dec. 27th 1911 St. Mary’s new School Hall opened with a dance and a party. Dec. 28th 1885 Rebecca Batteson, the old African-American woman, died at the Johnson house on Second Street. Her son-in-law, Robert Johnson, stated that Becky was 117 years old and that…
This Week in History – Week of Dec. 20th
Dec. 20th 1855 General Z.C. Priest received $166.66 per month as Assistant Superintendent of the railroad. 1910 Some weeks ago, the Presbyterian church society purchased a large lot on Jackson Street upon which a parish house was to be erected. An announcement was made today,…
Monroe Street Field Ice Skating Rink to Open Again this Winter
Last year the Monroe Street ice skating rink re-opened for the first time in over 30 years. It was wildly popular with many children and families enjoying the ice skating, hockey and sledding. This year, the rink will be active again with an expanded experience…
In Search of Accounting Manager in Little Falls, NY
Do you know someone with a strong Accounting background who might have interest in working out of Little Falls’ new office building Rock City Centre? It is not often we can feature a local professional opportunity with high growth potential that also involves both emerging…
Class of 1995’s Kelly Scarano Grcic Opens Boutique in Little Falls
Check out Kelly’s video on what Chickweed Boutique has to offer and where it all started. Thank you to Foothills Film Co.!
City of Little Falls Awarded 10 Million Dollars
For the past five years the State of New York has awarded ten municipalities 10-million-dollar revitalization grants. The process for determining the recipients is highly competitive – past cities have included Rochester, Syracuse, Manhattan and Troy. However, on December 9, 2021, the Governor’s Office presented…
This Week in History – Week of Dec. 13th
Dec. 13th 1939 Born in Little Falls in 1886, and brought up here, internationally renowned architect Dwight James Baum has died. He designed many homes, hospitals, college buildings, and pavilions for the 1939 World’s Fair, but his most famous work was the Ca d’Zan in…