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In Houston, TX- I saw the results of a suburb that allowed a supermarket to open on Sundays and sell alcoholic drinks. The teen drinking problem spiked, stayed high and we saw many more issues with underage drinking. The Baptists were the dominant faith there and they thought they could control their families on sabbath day issues but they faced tough challenges. I moved to UT and the Cedar Hills area due to its ban on sunday store openings , I am saddened by these news,
hahahahaha!
We have more than 8 Wal-Mart stores within a 10-miles radius area. It's too much already!
Wal-Mart will bring NOISE, TRAFFIC and CRIMINAL to the community also. Cedar Hills no longer can be called them "Up-scale bedroom society" any more. This is a bad development for Cedar Hills residents.
We need more Walmarts.
I love walmart
Another Wal-Mart. Exactly what Utah needs. It's like playing eenie, meenie, minie, mo when it comes to shopping at Wal-Mart - so many to choose from.
very convenient - and a great store with low prices - never thought I would be such a fan. A great asset to Cedar Hills.
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