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Stephanie Klein
Should developers get to change the neighborhood?
More people moving into Seattle means the city has to figure out where to put everyone and how expansion will look.13 years ago
John Curley has a new chick
If you didn't already know, John Curley is a chicken farmer, among other things.13 years ago
Jamie Skorheim
If King County parks aren’t overrun with people, why should we spend more money on them?
Early voter returns show near 70 percent approval for a levy that will increase taxes for King County parks by $176 million.13 years ago
Alyssa Kleven
It’s not too late, take a tip from the John Curley school of New Year’s resolutions
While some kissed their special someone at midnight, and then privately (or publicly) made a resolution for the New Year, it's not too late. You could even get inspired by John Curley's resolution philosophy.14 years ago
Josh Kerns
Will Newtown shooting help us all reconnect?
A noted author and researcher tells Seattle's Morning News our growing reliance on technology has actually isolated us from each other, but the Newtown shooting is a chance to reconnect.14 years ago
Alyssa Kleven
Sammamish named America’s friendliest town
Sammamish is friendly, and now Forbes Magazine has embossed the city's kindness with a top rating.14 years ago
Josh Kerns
John Curley shares his unconventional on-air dyslexia workaround
For years, KIRO Radio's John Curley tried hard to keep people from knowing he has dyslexia. It's a secret that almost scuttled his early broadcast career as it was just getting started.14 years ago
Josh Kerns
John Curley: When mental illness hits home
All of the talk of mental illness surrounding the Connecticut school shooting has opened some pretty painful wounds for KIRO Radio's John Curley, who's seen the impacts hit home.14 years ago
Josh Kerns
John Curley: More guns would deter shootings
Tuesdays mass mall shooting near Portland has many calling again for increased gun control. But in a debate on Seattle's Morning News, KIRO Radio's John Curley argued more guns is actually the way to stem shootings.14 years ago
Josh Kerns
How to spot the signs before you lose your job
When someone gets laid off, it often comes as a complete shock. But a leading executive coach tells Seattle's Morning News it shouldn't be a surprise, and there are things you can do to keep the ax from falling.14 years ago
Josh Kerns
The ax falls on Ken Schram’s 35 year run
Iconic Seattle broadcast journalist Ken Schram delivers his final commentary after a 35 year run.14 years ago
A teen’s dying wish
John's Be Kind, Be Strong, Be Funny When You Can was on a Minnesota teen's dying wish to have as many people as possible hear his story through his songs.14 years ago
Josh Kerns
John Curley: Keep the fear of Santa in the kids at Christmas
Uproar over a GMA anchor blowing the cover on the "Elf on the Shelf" stirs memories of John Curley's original idea to keep the kids in line at Christmas.14 years ago
Jamie Griswold
John Curley meets Seattle homeless face-to-face with Union Gospel Mission
After hosting a charity auction for the Union Gospel Mission in October, KIRO Radio host John Curley was invited to ride along on one of their search and rescue missions. The experience of a trip in a rickety old 1980s van traveling between homeless camps around the city was something he had to share on Seattle's Morning News.14 years ago
Josh Kerns
John Curley’s guide to Cyber Monday savings
John Curley's on the hunt for a new TV on Cyber Monday. And he's found a surefire way to get the best deal thanks to a number of online tools.14 years ago
Josh Kerns
John Curley’s kids are judging your holiday lights
If you do an extra special job with your Christmas lights this year, don't be surprised to get a little thank you from John Curley's kids.14 years ago
Josh Kerns
Many Americans would rather skip Christmas or kill it
A new survey says 45 percent of Americans would rather skip Christmas altogether, but John Curley's family tried their own approach to at least save a few bucks before killing Christmas altogether.14 years ago
Stephanie Klein
John Curley says it’s no wonder Hostess has failed
About 250 people in Washington are out of job Friday after Hostess decided to close its doors. John Curley isn't surprised the company has failed.14 years ago
Stephanie Klein
What the ‘fiscal cliff’ actually means for you
You may have heard of the "fiscal cliff" and know the U.S. is headed toward it. You might know Dec. 31 is the deadline, but what does that actually mean?14 years ago
Josh Kerns
John Curley argues adultery is hard wired in strong men
What do Albert Einstein, John F. Kennedy, Dwight D. Eisenhower, Bill Clinton and David Petraeus have in common? They're just some of the brilliant leaders and thinkers also known for their extramarital affairs. And KIRO's John Curley argues it's because many are simply hard wired that way.14 years ago
Josh Kerns
Election overload: Time to go the British way?
With so many people sick of the presidential campaign stretching on nearly two years, at least one noted political pundit says it's time to go the British way: announce an election and cast the ballots six weeks later.14 years ago
Jamie Griswold
How Sandy victims are coping after several days in the dark
Heading into their fifth day without power, Superstorm Sandy victims are learning more about the resources we really depend on.14 years ago
Josh Kerns
John Curley’s sugar-free trick-or-treating
John Curley reveals the lengths he would go to to keep his kids sugar-free on Halloween.14 years ago
Jamie Griswold
John Curley guilty of betting on youth sports
A gambling bust in Florida has nine men jailed for an operation based around youth football games. Considering this story on Seattle Morning News, hosts Tom Tangney and John Curley say "of course it's wrong, but..."14 years ago
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