Support Swells For Port Chester Man Who Carved Mt. Rushmore
Jun 20, 2014
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by Brian Donnelly
The state Senate has joined the effort to get Luigi Del Bianco, who lived in Port Chester until his death in 1969, the proper recognition as the chief carver of Mount Rushmore.
A few days before Port Chester unveils a memorial honoring Del Bianco, state Sen. George Latimer spoke about him on the floor of the state Senate.
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