Buffalo supermarket mass shooting victims remembered 1 year later
BUFFALO, N.Y. -- Sunday, the city of Buffalo is marking one year since a white supremacist killed 10 people at a grocery store.
Vigils are being held throughout the weekend to remember the lives lost when an 18-year-old opened fire at a Tops supermarket.
An event Saturday was aimed at helping to heal the community.
"The message that goes out that says, you won't keep us down, we will keep on coming together and unified, and we will still have the power to move together," Buffalo resident Hope Isom said.
Kathy Hochul directed flags to fly at half-staff and state landmarks will be lit in orange to honor the victims.
