Anne's Arts & Activities Blog

By ANNE HOLLIDAY WESB/WBRR News Director The Street Dreams Car Club may be traveling from Main Street to the Bradford Mall. During Monday's Foster Township Supervisors meeting, Street Dreams President Gary Hoy said the show has "outgrown Main Street," adding they had 321 cars last year and there wasn't enough room for them. He said some people even had to leave. Foster Township Supervisor Jim Connelly Jr. said he will be contacting the managers of the mall to see if they agree to having the show there. "It's not written in stone because I haven't talked with the mall yet," Connelly said. But he added, "This is an opportunity we can't miss. We're going to continue to try to make Foster Township grow ... Our door's open. We're welcoming new business." There was a question as to whether the car show would be held at all when the City of Bradford enacted an ordinance that requires anyone holding an event downtown to pay a fee of...

... but want to listen to the LiveLine live ? Starting today at 12:40 p.m. you can do that at http://www.wesb.com/liveline/index.html Today's guests include Polly Mills of the Make-A-Wish Foundation, Lil Miss Street Dreams Kylie Stiles and Street Dreams Car Club President Gary Hoy. (bear with us because we're still testing)

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