Fellowship Hall has opened its doors at its Sugar House building to people recovering from addictions since 1991.
“We don’t just do meetings here; we hang out here. This is where we stay sober,” said David Vasquez, the operations manager of Fellowship Hall.
So he was surprised when he learned who would be moving next door, replacing some abandoned buildings on the other side of an alley that Fellowship Hall uses to stage outdoor concerts. Utah’s Department of Alcoholic Beverage Services has acquired the land for a new state-run liquor store…