Store to re-open on Friday.
The Buffalo grocery store that was the site of a deadly shooting spree in May is expected to re-open to the public on Friday.
The Tops store on Jefferson Avenue has been closed since May 14th, when a shooter killed ten people and injured three others.
Every person killed was black.
In a release, the store says before Friday's re-opening, a moment of silence will be held at the store at 2:30 Thursday afternoon.
Thursday will mark two months since the tragedy.
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