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This Week in History – Week of July 12th
July 12th 1812 Colonel Morgan, proprietor of the “Stags Head Tavern” (formerly Cranes Tavern) entertained General Stephen Van Rensselaer and his officers on their way to the Canadian frontier. A sumptuous banquet was served followed by the usual toasts. 1831 Edward Ellice sold his father’s…
This Week in History – Week of July 5th
July 5th 1832 The undisputed Asiatic Cholera is extending over our country, one case is reported in Little Falls. An ordinance for the protection of our village was passed. It ordained that no boatman or other person shall land or set ashore from the Erie…
This Week in History – Week of June 28th
June 28th 1812 On this date hostilities began between the United States and Great Britain in what became to be known as “The War of 1812.” The Western Inland Lock Navigation Company canal at Little Falls, with its five locks, experienced high volumes of passage…
This Week in History – Week of June 21st
June 21st 1821 While the stage was rapidly passing westward through the village, a passenger was thrown off and crushed beneath the wheels. Joseph Cowden, a merchant from Genesee County, returning home, died twenty minutes later. His remains were buried in our village cemetery. 1870…
Poll of the Month
We have a new poll for you this month. Let everyone know your favorite subject in school! (Note: You must be logged in to vote!)
Local Fresh Thursday
Local Fresh Thursdays Located in Burke Park 4:00-7:00 Stop in for food, music, vendors and more! Local fresh is a seasonal, weekly market featuring locally sourced produce from farmers and producers and local artisans that runs late spring to early fall.
Little Falls Pride Shines
It’s official! The Little Falls Pride event for 2021 is in the books, and the enthusiasm for this event was strong! “I can’t wait for next year’s event!” was the common thread by those who attended. For more on this heartwarming event, check out our…
This Week in History – Week of June 14th
June 14th 1881 A grand concert given at the Cronkhite Opera House was undoubtedly the musical event of the season. Appearing were Mr. E. A. Stoddaerd, baritone of New York City, Miss Nellie Bianyelt, mezzo soprano of Brooklyn, Miss Blanche Houghton, Miss Adeline H. Green…
Getting Started with WordPress for Websites – Watch it!
On May 20th, 2021, our members had the opportunity to participate in a fee webinar on how to get started using WordPress for websites. Brian Hoke Principal at Bentley & Hoke, a web consulting firm located in Syracuse, New York, presented this informative and interactive…