Second Annual 5/14 Day of Service and Remembrance Announced

The city of Buffalo is gearing up for the second annual 5/14 Day of Service and Remembrance, a event that honors the victims of the Tops shooting. The event will take place on May 14th and will feature a number of service projects and remembrance ceremonies throughout the city. The event is a chance for the community to come together and honor the victims of the shooting, while also promoting unity and healing. The city of Buffalo has a long history of resilience and community spirit, and this event is a great example of that. From the Buffalo River to the parks and green spaces, the city has a lot to offer when it comes to natural beauty. But the city is also a place of great community spirit, and this event is a chance for residents to come together and make a difference. John D., a resident of the Masten Park neighborhood, told Stroubly, "I'm really excited about this event. I think it's a great way for the community to come together and honor the victims of the shooting." The event will feature a number of service projects, including clean-up initiatives and food drives. The event will also include a number of remembrance ceremonies, including a candlelight vigil and a memorial service. The city of Buffalo has a long history of resilience and community spirit, and this event is a great example of that. As the community comes together to honor the victims of the shooting, they'll also be promoting unity and healing. The event is a chance for residents to make a difference and to come together in a spirit of unity and solidarity. Why it matters: The 5/14 Day of Service and Remembrance is a important event for the city of Buffalo. It's a chance for the community to come together and honor the victims of the shooting, while also promoting unity and healing. The event is a great example of the city's resilience and community spirit, and it's a reminder that even in the face of tragedy, the community can come together and make a difference. What's next: The event will take place on May 14th, and residents can expect a number of service projects and remembrance ceremonies throughout the city. The city of Buffalo is encouraging residents to get involved and make a difference. From volunteering with local organizations to participating in community clean-up events, there are many ways to get involved and make a positive impact on the community.