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Arrochar »

The intersection of Major Avenue and Lily Pond Road will be renamed Officer Thomas Choi Avenue.

Washington Heights »

Councilman Mark Levine declined to submit the proposal because Dinkins' family was not supportive.

Sunnyside »

46th Street and Queens Boulevard was co-named "Luke Adams Way" after late Sunnysider Luke Adams.

Long Island City »

Two dead-end blocks, both named Court Square, will be renamed Court Square East and Court Square West.

Astoria »

30th Avenue from 29th to 30th streets will be named "Dennis Syntilas Way" after the late civic leader.

Prospect Heights »

Longtime proprietor Gus Vlahavas of the beloved Prospect Heights diner died last November.

Upper West Side »

The street renaming brought both sadness and anger over the crash that killed Cooper. 

Upper West Side »

A group of students pushed for a block to be renamed after the iconic American artist. 

Washington Heights »

Police Officer Bruce Reynolds and Firefighter John Sullivan lost thier lives in the line of service.

Long Island City »

The board will discuss the proposal to rename Borden Avenue and 2nd Street "Anthony Mazzarella Way."

Jamaica »

The intersection of 91st Avenue and 188th Street will be renamed after Police Officer Kenneth Nugent.

Upper West Side »

To rename W. 67th Street after someone who's not a "household name" would be a disservice, locals said.

Stapleton »

Councilwoman Debi Rose dedicated the street for Addison Branch, who died in 2012.

Belle Harbor »

Smith saved more than a dozen people on Oct. 29, 2012, and died two months later in Puerto Rico. 

Morningside Heights »

The block of 121st Street between Morningside Drive and Amsterdam Avenue is now named after Carlin.