If Buddy Scotto had had his way, there would have been gondolas plying the waters of the Gowanus Canal. That dream, recounted to this paper by Mark Shames, a member of Community Board 6 and the law partner of Scotto’s daughter, Debra Scotto, may never have been realized. But Scotto’s decades of efforts on behalf of South Brooklyn bore rich
Salvatore “Buddy” Scotto, a native of Carroll Gardens who became a beloved funeral director and community leader, died peacefully early Friday morning, September 11, 2020.
Green Party candidate James Lane, a Queens native currently residing in Park Slope who last ran for the citywide post of public advocate, has joined
SALVATORE “BUDDY” SCOTTO FOUNDER OF THE CARROLL GARDENS NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT – Salvatore “Buddy” Scotto has been a community activist since 1964. That
The El Caribe Country Club was filled with the borough’s biggest power players for the Home Reporter and Brooklyn Spectator’s second annual King of Kings