BY: John Alexander
A Bensonhurst street just got a new name. More than 200 people, including Councilmember Vincent Gentile and state Sen. Marty Golden, gathered on the corner of 15th Avenue and Bay Ridge Parkway for the street-renaming ceremony that honored beloved community civic leader Alberto Ingravallo. The new sign now reads “Alberto Ingravallo Way.”
The Italian-American immigrant is best remembered for his immigrant activism and dedication to helping others achieve the American dream. Gentile spoke of Ingravallo’s immigrant roots. “Al loved everything Italian. His love for Italian culture was always on display as he often promoted cultural events with his own funding. He always sought to share his personal immigrant experience and inspire future generations with these activities,” he said.
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