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Josh Kerns
John Curley supports idea to fund education of illegal immigrants
A new survey finds 40% of Americans now favor funding education for illegal immigrants, including KIRO's John Curley.14 years ago
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John Curley Show: Don’t take down those picnic table pyramids
Park officials in Spokane are trying to stop pranksters after discovering several pyramids of picnic tables over 25 feet high in the parks. But The John Curley Show thinks perhaps they should leave them standing.14 years ago
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John Curley is addicted to the Olympics
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When Walt Stawicki talks about his son, he tells the story like a dispassionate anchorman might read the news: cold and removed. On May 30, Ian Stawicki shot and killed five people, killing four of them, and then finally turning the gun on himself.14 years ago
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Rookie coach John Curley searches for football philosophy
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Curley: Online dating is not a real relationship
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John Curley set to expire in 10 years
On June 30, 2022, John Curley will be dead.14 years ago
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Foot in mouth: How John Curley offended a big rock band
They were the guest of honor. But that didn't stop 97.3 KIRO FM's John Curley from offending the entertainment.14 years ago
Help the Emergency Feeding Program
Seattle Times columnist Nicole Brodeur joined John to promote the work of the Emergency Feeding Program of Seattle and King County. It turns out, when Nicole wrote about their work in her column, she sparked an unexpected stream of anger from emailers and commenters.
Curley made two promises to Nicole: that he would make a $100 donation to the EFP after the segment, which he did; and that we would post information about helping the EFP on this page.
Visit the Emergency Feeding Program's website to learn how you can help feed neighbors here in Seattle and King County who are going through tough times. It doesn't even need to be cash, as they're accepting lightly used items you might otherwise discard that the EFP will turn into food at a garage sale later this month. Check out the website or call (206) 329-0300 for more information.
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