DYKER HEIGHTS — Next time you’re walking down the street, you might want to look up and double-check the street sign.
There’s a chance your street has been named for a priest in the Diocese of Brooklyn. There are several examples in Brooklyn and Queens of streets and street corners that have been co-named by New York City to honor members of the clergy …
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