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Originally Posted by millerm277
Rochester seems to be the only one with the "cutouts" in the city borders that I find particularly damaging to city governance.
I don't think there's a good reason for Binghamton and Johnson City to be separate. They are so similar in every sense (income, development patterns, demographics, etc) that I struggle to think of a reason why either could really oppose merging and basically flow into each other in terms of neighborhoods.
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This is in line with what I am referring to and I totally agree. I was also thinking of perhaps a village like Port Dickinson or even the town of Binghamton as well.
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