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This Week in History – Week of Nov. 22nd
Nov. 22nd 1832 We are happy to announce that the stone bridge across the Mohawk River is completed. It reflects to great credit the mechanical skills of Robert Stewart and Captain William Chase. 1902 The cornerstone of the Bethel Mission Chapel on the south side…
This Week in History – Week of Nov. 15th
Nov. 15th 1893 The first hospital in Herkimer County opened, with four rooms for patients, in a renovated house at 14 North Ann Street in Little Falls. Mrs. E. B. Waite headed a group of women to form the hospital. Mrs. Jennie Johnson was matron…
LFHS Alumni Inducted into College Football Hall of Fame
Congratulations to Mark Lawrence (1969) and Al Sefcik (1969) for being inducted into the Alfred University Hall of Fame on Sunday, November 7th, 2021. In 1968 at Little Falls High School, the football team had a new coach, Mr. Dave McCauley. According to Class of…
This Week in History – Week of Nov. 8th
Nov. 8th 1901 A good start for better streets was made this week in Little Falls as paving some of the main thoroughfares with bricks has been started. The first street to be completed was from the railroad tracks to the Mohawk River bridge on…
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Check out the Little Falls High School’s sports schedules for tomorrow – Today with ScheduleGalaxy™! This unique software helps schools save time and reduce expenses by facilitating game scheduling for Athletics Directors and coaches and providing up-to-date game information and directions for team members and…
This Week in History – Week of Nov. 1st
Nov. 1st 1891 Forty-eight Italians arrived in Little Falls from Buffalo to work on the Little Falls – Dolgeville railroad. 1893 “Big Frank,” the little 90 pound kangaroo, which was to have boxed at the Star Academy, died in that building from cramps. Nov. 2nd…
Little Falls field hockey claims Class D title!
Congratulations to the Little Falls girls field hockey team who won the Class D sectional title with a 1-0 win over Port Byron/Union Springs on October 31, 2021!
LFHS 1929-1930 New York State Basketball Champions
Front row: Leland Clark, Garner Beck, Sam Mucica, Jimmy Kane, Chick Bowen. Standing: Coach Crisp, Milan Paracka, Ford Trask, Daniel Delvecchio, Sam Maddaloni, John Fogarty, Benjamin Van Alstine, George Mucica, and principal Louis Thayer
This Week in History – Week of Oct. 25th
Oct. 25th 1878 A large ice house, with a capacity for holding 5,000 tons, is being built on the south side flats. The ice will be forwarded to city markets during the hot weather. 1902 The city breathed a sigh of relief after police,…