Dr. Paula Neyman Way: Street in the Bronx renamed after late Holocaust survivor
The renaming took place at Lydig Avenue and Barnes Avenue, which is now called Dr. Paula Neyman Way.
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Nov 19, 2023, 6:24 PM
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9h agoLoved ones gathered Sunday in the Bronx to rename a street after the late Dr. Paula Neyman, a pediatrician and Holocaust survivor.
The renaming took place at Lydig and Barnes avenues, which is now called Dr. Paula Neyman Way.
Those who knew Dr. Neyman told News 12 that she was full of life and helped many people in the community.
