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Where else could we go when we needed a jug of milk, a loaf of bread, a bottle of shampoo or cold medicine? What other store is within Safe Ride distance that we could get our essentials from? Hadn’t CWRU students faced enough hardship losing Constantino’s Market in Uptown only to see Plum Market, with its overpriced produce and limited toiletries, take its place? Could we even say that our campus had a real grocery store anymore if we didn’t even have one that sold Cheerios? I thought about all these questions, along with all the good memories I had in that grocery store. Losing Dave’s, the local grocery for Case Western Reserve University students, was tantamount to losing a good friend, one who was always there for us. No one could believe it, least of all me. That all changed when somebody on the shuttle yelled “Oh my god!” They looked up from their phone and with a sad look in their eyes said, “Dave’s is closing.” I was looking forward to a peaceful and uneventful weekend, one free from the worries of the world.

It was a peaceful fall day and the leaves had just begun to turn, hitting peak foliage.

7 and I was on a shuttle to the University Farm for my entomology class. I remember exactly where I was when I heard that Dave’s Market on Cedar Hill was closing.

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