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Good news: new intersection opening soon. Bad news: road closures upcoming Original

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By Stephanie Pedersen 
| Tacoma News Tribune
A newly configured intersection at State Route 509 and Alexander Avenue East in Tacoma will open Monday, June 1, but not before some overnight road closures. The work to reduce the intersections from two to one is part of Washington State Department of Transportation’s SR 167 Completion Project. The 167 project and the SR 509 Completion Project in King County are costing taxpayers approximately $2.83 billion and are expected to be finished by 2030, according to the WSDOT website.
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Here’s when you can get your first ‘scoop’ at Pierce County’s newest ice cream shop Original

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By Stephanie Pedersen 
| The News Tribune
Gig Harbor’s newest ice cream and candy shop looks like it’s almost ready to open. Couple of Scoops, located in the Olympic Village shopping center at 5500 Olympic Dr. NW, Suite H-103, originally hoped to open around the beginning of May, but due to “construction hiccups” and shipping delays will now open in early June, according to its recent Facebook posts. The store held a pop-up recently at Precious Collective Boutique in the Uptown shopping center.
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Ruston on the brink of financial crisis in two years. Here's what to know

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By Stephanie Pedersen 
| MSN
The small Pierce County city of Ruston is on the brink of a financial crisis, with its mayor warning it could exhaust its funding reserves within two years. City leaders are weighing a controversial $500 million luxury condo project as the most viable fix - but it would come at the cost of residents' cherished Puget Sound views. Here are key takeaways: • The financial picture: Ruston's expenses continue to outpace revenue, with 77% of general fund spending tied to public safety.
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