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John Curley gets a little weepy at his final Sammamish City Council meeting

Dec 11, 2013, 11:23 AM | Updated: 11:32 am

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Last night was John Curley’s final city council meeting in Sammamish.

John learned the hard way that leading the pledge of allegiance to start the meeting can sometimes get him a little emotional. Yes, sometimes he can’t help but have a little cry.

So to counteract any tears that might threaten his final words at the meeting Tuesday, he popped a couple pills often prescribed for breast cancer, to help prevent some unnecessary sobs.

It worked, for the most part, he only got a little choked up towards the end of his speech.

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