Anthony DiGirolamo Way: Intersection renamed for beloved Throgs Neck deli owner
The intersection of Philip & Vincent Ave was renamed to Anthony DiGirolamo Way on Saturday.
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9h agoThe intersection of Philip & Vincent Ave was renamed to Anthony DiGirolamo Way on Saturday.
DiGirolamo passed away in 2017 and he was the owner of Geramino's Deli. Locals say he was well-known for his character and beloved member of the Throgs Neck Community.
"It’s a bittersweet day, but I think it’s such an honor that they are doing this for him," said Anthony’s sister Carolann DiGirolamo.
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