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Rename Binghamton's Recreation Park for Rod Serling

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Dave Van Dyk
6 years ago

A wonderful idea and highly appropriate to commemorate Rod's love for his hometown.

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Fred Scott
6 years ago

I give credit to Rod Serling for helping me expand how I see the World. With the wonderful tales he presented on the Twilight Zone, I feel it cultivated my imagination, which in turn allowed me to express myself creatively. Creativity that I express through photography. People who inspire others to be better should always be remembered and celebrated.

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Marty Mascarin
6 years ago

Appropriate commemoration.

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David Booker
6 years ago

Please consider this petition. He never forgot his hometown. May his hometown never forget him.

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james wellwarth
6 years ago

Yes please

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Jon Ruby
6 years ago

Please honor this legendary and positively influential son of Binghamton.

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Denise Andrews
6 years ago

This is a great way to honor Rod Serling.

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David Brudie
6 years ago

A great visionary deserves to be remembered.

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Ryan Zlomek
6 years ago Featured

Having grown up in Binghamton, I feel honored to have Rod’s legacy attached to mine. His creative output has had a tremendous effect on generation after generation. His focus on social justice is more relevant than ever and its time we make Binghamton a symbol for all that Rod stood for.

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Kevin Yozviak
6 years ago

In addition to changing the moniker , please protect this important piece of history from Vandals

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Willis Beyer
6 years ago

Please rename the park!

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Max Hawthorne
6 years ago

Long overdue.

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Kalab Harris
6 years ago

So amazing and he would bring more culture to your town!

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Baylee Merrill
6 years ago

This needs to happen

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Brian Applequist
6 years ago

ROD SERLING is the truth.

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Mino
6 years ago

I think Rod Serling deserves this

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Todd N Tuckey
6 years ago

What a wonderful tribute to a man that has touched the entire world!

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ċʀʏstaʟ ɢʀɨɢɢs
6 years ago

ʀɛռaʍɛ park

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Jay Swartz
6 years ago

Please preserve this historic gem!!!

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Rename the park "Rod Serling Memorial Park" or similar.