The phrase "aid store" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a place where assistance or resources are provided, often in a charitable or supportive context.
Example: "The local aid store provides essential supplies to families in need."
Alternatives: "assistance center" or "support shop".
Officers at the scene said a group of young people rampaged through a Rite Aid store on Church Avenue and tried to steal a cash register.
Outside the Rite Aid store on Roosevelt Avenue between 77th and 78th Streets, a white tarpaulin covers the red "Pharmacy" sign.
She recalled an encounter she found endearing, with an elderly woman who approached her in the Rite Aid store, offering her a cart and advising: "Don't use that basket.
Updated, 5 34 p.m. | The police released two videos on Tuesday showing a disorderly group that descended on a Rite Aid store in East Flatbush, Brooklyn, on Monday night and wrought havoc inside after breaking away from a vigil for a teenager who had been killed by the police.
On Tuesday, police investigators could be seen inside a Rite Aid store where, the night before, a group of at least three dozen mostly young people briefly rampaged through the aisles, turning over displays and assaulting one customer who tried to intervene.
The company also has an alliance with pharmacy chain and 12% shareholder Rite Aid ; the deal allows for customers to order prescription drug refills from the Drugstore.com Web site and pick it up at any Rite Aid store.
It hopes to expand to all Rite Aid stores and possibly other chains, he said.
Since then Jered has taken on a role managing hearing aid stores, which are currently expanding to Danville and Los Angeles.
It plans to rebrand all of them as Rite Aid stores, bringing its total number to about 5,000.
A company called Sorenson Genomics has started selling a paternity test kit through Rite Aid stores in California, Oregon and Washington.
On high streets among the fastest-growing are vape shops, hearing aid stores and ice-cream parlours.
