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By Cassandra Lans
Following the terrible tragedy that left 6 people dead and 3 in critical condition from the hands of an alleged White supremacist, people of diverse backgrounds have united to show their support and condolences for the victims and their families.
Prayer vigils, moments of silence, and the cancellation of events have all occurred to show respect and honor for the families and the community affected by this tragedy.
Will Allen, CEO of Growing Power, Inc. has lived in Oak Creek for many years, the temple is located not far from his home, cancelled his grand opening of a new store. Growing Power released the following statement: "The grand opening of Growing Power's Northside Milwaukee Deli & Food Market has been postponed in respect for those who tragically lost their lives and those injured in Oak Creek, WI, yesterday. At Growing Power, we honor the diversity of the greater Milwaukee community and hold in the highest esteem the values of tolerance, inclusion and peace. Oak Creek has been the hometown of our founder, Will Allen, for over 30 years, and we are tied not only to the land but also to every person and organization within this community....