Pelham Bay Street renamed after late bakery store owner
A street in Pelham Bay has been renamed after the late owner of a corner store bakery in the area.
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3h agoBuhre Avenue is now co-named to honor Carmine Zeppieri, the owner of Zeppieri & Son's Italian Bakery for nearly 55 years.
News 12 spoke to Zeppieri's granddaughter, who shared how important the milestone is to her family and to the community.
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