Rename Binghamton's Recreation Park for Rod Serling
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Kendra Pochadt
6 years ago
This needs to happen!
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Joel Henderson
6 years ago
I mean why not? Also is there a way to do an arrangement of the Walking Distance soundtrack on a calliope?
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John Weiner
6 years ago
We lost the Twilight Zone Tower of Terror but this is a more fitting monument. A beautiful story that gives off a glow, now this whole park will radiate that glow.
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Jeff Teravainen
6 years ago
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When the borders open up, my family is going to NYC. On the way we want to stop in Binghamton almost exclusively for Rod related things. His name would be an very welcome thing.
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Jen
6 years ago
I'm a writer and Rod Serling is one of my heroes. I wonderful way to honor Mr. Serling and his legacy.
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Robert Roberts
6 years ago
Great idea, hope it happens.
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Marcelo Moya
6 years ago
Big fan of his job, best regards from Chile.
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Ginger De Los Rios
6 years ago
That's a wonderful idea! It should've happened years ago. I wish I could sign a 1,000 times.
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Scott Adelstein
6 years ago
Great idea to honor a genius
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Michael Howard
6 years ago
I think renaming the park in honor of Rod Serling is a terrific idea!
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Michael Pfleger
6 years ago
Happy to add Rod Serling's name to this project
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Lawrence T Pines
6 years ago
Would be a nice touch to include a small theater to showcase his works - most the younger have never seen.
It's episodes like Walking Distance & Willoughby which can teach compassion and empathy - sadly lacking in so many today.
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Lawrence T Pines
6 years ago
Please do commemorate the park for Mr Serling. And maybe place the old 'Homewood 1 1/2 Miles' sign near the Merry Go round for the tourists?
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Joe Schovitz
6 years ago
"...a man might not have to become old, never outgrow the parks and the merry-go-rounds of his youth..."
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Johnny Holmes
6 years ago
Wonderful Tribute!!!! Well deserved remembrance.
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Mary Lyne
6 years ago
This would be an awesome tribute to Rod Serling! Twilight Zone was way ahead of its time, even though it was only in black & white! The Theater Dept. at Binghamton University could also get involved with this!
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Sonny Burnett
6 years ago
Great idea.
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Jamie Somerville
6 years ago
Would be a wonderful tribute to one of the best and most important writers in history, his messages and words are as relevant today as they where back when Rod first wrote them all those years ago. A man truly ahead of his time
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Barry Wenig
6 years ago
Good cause.
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Gail Flug
6 years ago
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There is already a marker on the bandstand and the carousel has Twilight Zone paintings on it. No better place to honor Rod than his beloved park, walking distance from his boyhood home.
This needs to happen!
I mean why not? Also is there a way to do an arrangement of the Walking Distance soundtrack on a calliope?
We lost the Twilight Zone Tower of Terror but this is a more fitting monument. A beautiful story that gives off a glow, now this whole park will radiate that glow.
When the borders open up, my family is going to NYC. On the way we want to stop in Binghamton almost exclusively for Rod related things. His name would be an very welcome thing.
I'm a writer and Rod Serling is one of my heroes. I wonderful way to honor Mr. Serling and his legacy.
Great idea, hope it happens.
Big fan of his job, best regards from Chile.
That's a wonderful idea! It should've happened years ago. I wish I could sign a 1,000 times.
Great idea to honor a genius
I think renaming the park in honor of Rod Serling is a terrific idea!
Happy to add Rod Serling's name to this project
Would be a nice touch to include a small theater to showcase his works - most the younger have never seen. It's episodes like Walking Distance & Willoughby which can teach compassion and empathy - sadly lacking in so many today.
Please do commemorate the park for Mr Serling. And maybe place the old 'Homewood 1 1/2 Miles' sign near the Merry Go round for the tourists?
"...a man might not have to become old, never outgrow the parks and the merry-go-rounds of his youth..."
Wonderful Tribute!!!! Well deserved remembrance.
This would be an awesome tribute to Rod Serling! Twilight Zone was way ahead of its time, even though it was only in black & white! The Theater Dept. at Binghamton University could also get involved with this!
Great idea.
Would be a wonderful tribute to one of the best and most important writers in history, his messages and words are as relevant today as they where back when Rod first wrote them all those years ago. A man truly ahead of his time
Good cause.
There is already a marker on the bandstand and the carousel has Twilight Zone paintings on it. No better place to honor Rod than his beloved park, walking distance from his boyhood home.