This Week in History – Week of Jun. 12th
Jun. 12th 1908 After a heated discussion, the Board of Education reconsidered and will allow the graduating Class of 1908 to hold their exercises at the Skinner Opera House. The class had protested the BOE choice, the Methodist Church, was unsafe and their invitations listed…
Class of 1968 Gathering
To the members of LFHS Class of 1968 – When making plans for Canal Days this summer, please include a visit to 221 Burwell St. from 3PM – 6PM on Friday, August 11, 2023 for an informal get together with other ’68 classmates. Snacks and…
Class of 1968 Announces 2023 Reunion Plans
The Class of 1968 will celebrate 55 years on August 11, 2023 from 12PM – 4PM at the Beardslee Castle in Little Falls: https://beardsleecastle.com/ Menu to include: Assortment of breads with basil butter Salad & Vegetable Crudites Bowtie pasta with grilled vegetables Oriental noodle salad…
LFHS Boys Baseball to Play in the State Tournament
After beating the Schuyler Strom this past weekend (4-1) in the Section IV regional playoffs, the Mounties will take on Section I’s Tuckahoe at 5PM this Friday, June 10th in the second Class C state semifinal at Maine-Endwell High School. Section II Chatham and Section…
This Week in History – Week of June 5th
Jun 5th 1756 During the French & Indian War, General Prideau camped at the little falls on his way to Fort Niagara. His forces consisted of 2,680 Provincial troops, 2,300 British regulars, and 600 Indians. 1824 Increased travel on the Mohawk River and the new…
Class of 2013 10 Year Reunion Save the Date!
Please reach out to Kimberly Aney (click HERE for her contact information) if you would like to be involved on the Planning Committee. More information to come as available.
Class of 2003 to Celebrate 20 Years
Reach out to classmates: Phil Schoff, Brian Snyder, Nicole Shepardson Geraty or Kate Carpineti Regan for more information. Details to follow!
This Week in History – Week of May 29th
May 29th 1827 An attempt by Judge Sanders Lansing, who represented the Ellice Estate, to write a second charter in 1826 was aborted. Judge Nathaniel Benton drew up a new, less restrictive third charter, in which a majority of trustees must be freeholders. This was…
Little Falls City School District Award!
Congratulations! The NAMM Foundation is proud to recognize our community for the outstanding efforts of teachers, administrators, parents, students, and community leaders who are making music part of a well-rounded education for every child. “We salute the commitment of your community to ensure that every child…
This Week in History – Week of May 22nd
May 22nd 1861 The local press stated “Notwithstanding the hard times, failures and war rumors, our dairymen are hurrying forward their produce.” The streets of Little Falls were crowded with wagons as farmers shipped 1087 boxes of cheese weighing 70,503 pounds at the depot. Farmers…