store would be among 80 stores to shutter nationwide in March 2019. Also in 1991, Maas Brothers was merged with Miami-based Burdines, which in turn was renamed Burdine's-Macy's in 2003, dropping the Burdine's name two years later. WestShore Plaza was acquired by the Grosvenor Group in 1990, which led to a large renovation to the mall. The mall interior was remodeled with a more Spanish-Mediterranean style interior with a three-story bell tower built over the center court. Saks Fifth Avenue opened on the west end of the mall along with a third expansion on November 12, 1998, but closed in 2013 and became a flagship Dick's Sporting Goods in 2014. In March 2014 the Palm restaurant closed after more than a dozen years in business at the WestShore Plaza. The fourth and most recent expansion in 2000 involved relocating the food court east into the former Pantry Pride building and a new west wing of mall space with a 14-screen AMC Theatres on the second level. On June 4, 2020, JCPenney announced that it would be closing as part of a plan to close 154 stores nationwide. However, the store was removed from the list on June 24, 2020 along with 17 other stores so it would be remaining open for now. Programs Offered by FIT4MOM, Stroller Strides is a fitness program, held at WestShore Plaza and surrounding areas, that mothers can do with their children. The program includes power walking and running and intervals of strength and body toning exercises using the stroller and the environment. It is taught by trained fitness instructors who put songs and activities into the routine to engage the children, while moms are led through a series of exercises. It is the only program that allows moms to work out with their babies. Anchors Current AMC WestShore 14 (opened in 2000 as part of fourth mall expansion on an upper level) Dick's Sporting Goods (opened in 2014 in former Saks Fifth Avenue location) JCPenney (original anchor to the mall) Macy's (former Maas Brothers and Burdines location) Former Maas Brothers (became Burdines in 1991) Burdines (became Macy's in 2005) Robinson's (became Maison Blanche in 1987) Maison Blanche (became Dillard's in 1991) Dillard's (closed in 2001 and reopened as Sears in 2002) Sears (former Robinson's, Maison Blanche, and Dillard's location, closed March 2019) Saks Fifth Avenue (closed in 2013 and gutted; redone as Dick's Sporting Goods