"Go Salem" found, with "Go 24153" to boot!Posted May19, 2008 at 11:07 AM
Salem Avalanche fans and stadium employees Jeanne Dillman, right, and Betty Parks, left, pose with their Salem vanity plates. Parks wrote in to us about her plates, and her son, Hunter, a sophomore at Roanoke College, knew exactly who had "Go Salem" -- his friend Bradford's mom, Jeanne! The Bradfords and Dillmans have lived near one another since their sons were children, and they have worked for the Avalanche together since Betty joined seven years ago. Dillman has worked at the stadium since it opened in 1995. Dillman's husband, pictured below, actually owns the "Go Salem" vehicle. 
We had other Salem-related license plates from Jill Sluss on May 9, and Becky Holt on May 9 and May 14. Do you have a Salem license plate? Send us a photo and let us know at news@sosalem.com. |
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[May 19, 2008 7:19 PM]
Loren WebsterIt's great to see the rescue squad taking their job seriously whether helping bird or beast. It looks like the critter is in good hands. Way to go Big Bird.