Dom Cecere Way: Eastchester names street after beloved baseball coach
On Sunday, an Eastchester street was renamed “Dom Cecere Way” to honor the legacy of the long-time resident and coach who passed away six years ago.
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May 8, 2023, 4:57 PM
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2ds agoEastchester is honoring the legacy of long-time resident, coach and friend Dom Cecere.
On Sunday, an Eastchester street was renamed “Dom Cecere Way” to honor him six years after his death.
Supervisor Tony Colavita, faculty, student athletes and family were in attendance at the ceremony.
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