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The map shows the village of Beacon as if it's excluded enclave from Fishkill town. I don't know specifically about Fishkill, but from my experience growing up on Long Island, villages in New York usually remain part of the town in which they are incorporated within. (This is different than where I live now, in Virginia, where cities are enclaves, removed from counties as they are incorporated, and there are no "towns.")
Whoever fixed the reference error, my thanks. However, I feel my item was incorrectly renamed "history." History should be reserved for such things as facts about its founding, significant events which occurred in the town, etc. This piece of trivia about PETA hardly qualifies as history. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Mfwills ( talk • contribs) 15:06, 8 July 2011 (UTC)
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The map shows the village of Beacon as if it's excluded enclave from Fishkill town. I don't know specifically about Fishkill, but from my experience growing up on Long Island, villages in New York usually remain part of the town in which they are incorporated within. (This is different than where I live now, in Virginia, where cities are enclaves, removed from counties as they are incorporated, and there are no "towns.")
Whoever fixed the reference error, my thanks. However, I feel my item was incorrectly renamed "history." History should be reserved for such things as facts about its founding, significant events which occurred in the town, etc. This piece of trivia about PETA hardly qualifies as history. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Mfwills ( talk • contribs) 15:06, 8 July 2011 (UTC)
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