Hundreds of blue and white flags wave in Utah for Greece’s bicentennial. Why it’s also a religious occasion.

Salt Lake City’s Greek Orthodox community celebrates the 200th anniversary of Greek Independence Day on March 25.

(Rick Egan | The Salt Lake Tribune) Two hundred flags wave in front of the Prophet Elias Greek Orthodox Church in Holladay in celebration of Greek Independence Day.

Hundreds of blue and white flags wave in Utah for Greece’s bicentennial. Why it’s also a religious occasion.

Salt Lake City’s Greek Orthodox community celebrates the 200th anniversary of Greek Independence Day on March 25.

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