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March 30 2016 6:18pm

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Park Place Mall confident vacancies will be filled

March 30: You may have noticed a few empty shops in Park Place Mall lately, but despite the downturn in the economy, officials say they are confident new stores will fill those vacancies. Kimberly Tams reports.

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