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Tacoma Grocery Stores Adjust Holiday Hours for Christmas Shopping

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With Christmas Day approaching, Tacoma grocery stores are making it easier for residents to shop by extending their hours for last-minute gift and grocery purchases. Safeway will be open from 5 a. m. to 7 p. m.

on Christmas Eve and will have reduced hours on Christmas Day. Fred Meyer will close early at 6 p. m. on Christmas Eve and will not open on Christmas Day. WinCo Foods will have one location open for over 24 hours from December 23 to 24.

Metropolitan Market and Tacoma Boys will also adjust their hours, closing early on Christmas Eve and remaining shut on Christmas Day. Costco and Walmart Supercenter will operate until 5 p. m. on Christmas Eve while closing for Christmas. Target will have hours from 8 a.

m. to 8 p. m. on Christmas Eve before closing for the holiday. This detailed list helps Tacoma residents effectively plan their shopping during the festive season.

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Pierce County thanks its jurors

Pierce County Council declared June as Juror Appreciation Month during its June 10 meeting. Nearly 16,000 residents responded to over 83,000 jury summonses in 2024, with Judge Susan Adams emphasizing the vital role of jurors in the justice system. The council highlighted a new Paid Jury Duty Pilot Program that increased juror compensation from $10 to $100 per day to enhance representation.