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Rename Binghamton's Recreation Park for Rod Serling

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William Langan
6 years ago

Rod Serling deserves this honor. It represents an episode he wrote based on it. Thank you.

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Marc C Smith
6 years ago

This great man deserves far more recognition and renaming the park would be a great start

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Barry Federovitch
6 years ago

Rod has brought so much honor to this community. It would be a welcome decision!

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Sarah Gruarin
6 years ago

Good things happen to good people

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Darlene Bryant
6 years ago

It’s long overdue. Let’s make this happen. No one is more deserving than Rod Serling!

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Kent Theaker
6 years ago

It's time for Binghamton to fully embrace its most famous son.

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Ken Sall
6 years ago

Make it so!

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Chad Boykin
6 years ago

Great idea - Rod Serling Memorial Park!!!

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Toby Soile
6 years ago

Get it done

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Carol
6 years ago

Please rename this park to honor Rod Serling.

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Randy Elkins
6 years ago

A well deserved and wonderful cause.

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Andrew Goodpaster
6 years ago

Great idea!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Jerry Campbell
6 years ago

Honor this groundbreaking genius!

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Lee Fernandes
6 years ago

This is great because it keeps the original name but honors the great Rod Serling as well. The best of both worlds

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Reuben Nelson
6 years ago

"It has been decided in your favour" is a quote from the TZ episode "A Nick Of Time". How fitting to rename a park with Rod Serling's name, especially in Binghamton. Serling wanted to remembered as a writer. Well, he certainly is remembered as a man with a vision too. Please rename Recreation Park to Rod Serling's Recreation Park.

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Scott Kawczynski
6 years ago

There is nothing in the world that makes more sense than renaming the park in Rod Serling's honor.

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Shelley Young
6 years ago

I am 100% behind this and would love to see it happen in the town Rod Serling loved so much!

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Nick Parisi · petition starter
6 years ago

In the immortal words of Helen Foley (paraphrasing), "I won't rest until everything in this town is named after Rod Serling!"