Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I grew up in Syracuse which is technically central NY. When you say you grew up in NY, people usually think NYC, it's just easier to say upstate NY to indicate not NYC.
So would a town 50 miles outside of NYC be considered upstate NY?
Probably, if it’s not on Long Island.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I grew up in Syracuse which is technically central NY. When you say you grew up in NY, people usually think NYC, it's just easier to say upstate NY to indicate not NYC.
So would a town 50 miles outside of NYC be considered upstate NY?
Anonymous wrote:I grew up in Syracuse which is technically central NY. When you say you grew up in NY, people usually think NYC, it's just easier to say upstate NY to indicate not NYC.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I grew up in Syracuse which is technically central NY. When you say you grew up in NY, people usually think NYC, it's just easier to say upstate NY to indicate not NYC.
+1, Rochester native and I always said I was from upstate NY so that people wouldn’t assume I was from the NYC area. Western NY also works but I always went with upstate. If people asked where upstate, then I’d say western NY.
Anonymous wrote:I grew up in Syracuse which is technically central NY. When you say you grew up in NY, people usually think NYC, it's just easier to say upstate NY to indicate not NYC.