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Rename Binghamton's Recreation Park for Rod Serling

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Joshua Callahan
2 years ago

Just do it dang nabbit

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Anonymous
3 years ago

One of our family's "regular" tv shows growing up. I was five years old when that speech was read, I am just hearing it at 63. Yes, rename the park after Rod Serling. He would be ecstatic

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Craig Burns
3 years ago

I agree

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Don Moffatt
5 years ago

Serling was a fine person and the only way I had even heard of Binghamton was in reading about him. He brings honour to your city and this would be a great tribute.

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Rich Lauri
5 years ago

Way over due!!

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Roseann Hartfield
5 years ago

In memory of Rod Serling rename this park in his memory

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Carol Goss
5 years ago

It would be excellent for Rod Stewart to have this named after him since it is in the city of his youth.

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Bento
5 years ago

Yes

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George Nelson
5 years ago

been through Binghamton a few times, loved it, loved Rod Serling.

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Peg Ross
5 years ago

Very good idea

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Dennis Goodwater
5 years ago

Always enjoyed the surprise endings ti the Twilight Episodes!

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Vincent Cipriano
5 years ago

Rod Serling’s contribution to my generations sense of morality using SF an Fantasy to tell stories of the human condition deserves to be celebrated !

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Joe DeRouen
5 years ago

Rod Serling deserves to be honored in this way.

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Robert Weingartner
5 years ago

Let’s honor this in Rod Serlings name.

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Kirk M Halgren
5 years ago

I love Mr Serling and all his work. I remember his talk to us at his alma mater, Antioch college in the late '60s.

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Gary Orum
5 years ago

He was a great writer.

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Ann
5 years ago

Rod Serling is an American Gem. As a fan I would love to visit this place. When’s the next town fair?

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Dave
5 years ago

My extended family is from Binghamton. I’ve visited often throughout my life. Beautiful park indeed!

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Erika Fowler
5 years ago

Yes! I don’t think Rod Serling gets as much praise as he deserves! He was an innovator and genius writer! Thank you!

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Paul McComas
5 years ago

My hero then. My hero now. Binghamtom's best & brightest -- & he loved his town to the end.