It's very simple. York must change or better yet evolve if it wants to remain as is. While I think carnivals and a "ladies section" is a bit off base there are things to make it a better meet. The EDTCA is working at some of these changes already. I suspect they're looking for other ways to attract folks to York.
But one has to ask, isn't a bigger concern attracting people to the TCA? The TCA leadership has improved their communication in the last year or so and have done a much better job of being noticed. I say a lot of this now lays squarely on the shoulders of the membership and the vendors who want York to be what it was a few years ago. Someone only needs to look at the LCCA and the enthusiasm and drive they have at recruiting and keeping members.
We could go on and on about carnivals, concerts, flea markets and, dolls but if the core train interest isn't there then York will go away as we know it. That isn't York's problem...that's our problem.
