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Mm-hmm.

Um, but I grew up in Kirkland, Washington.

Um, I loved it.

Mm-hmm.

But it's much more than just watching surgery.

Here to talk about their experience are three of our 2026 AHF traveling fellows: Dr. JD Key, a joint replacement surgeon in community practice in Bryan-College Station, Texas; Dr. Pat Marr, hip and knee surgeon at EvergreenHealth in Kirkland, Washington; and Dr. Leo Zeleka, a Stanford-trained reconstruction surgeon now practicing in Long Beach, California.

Three very different practices, but one shared experience.

So let's get into it.

All int- also interested in procedures of replacing of shoulders and knees.

I am the team physician for Northwest University in Kirkland.

Also served as team physician for the US Women's U20 National Soccer Team and other professional sports, including golf, tennis, and hockey.

I am also involved with local high school and club sports teams.

hundred and fifteen billion in payroll income that doesn't track wealthy people get wealthy with investment income which they the democrats who run the state of or washington and our corrupt supreme court are already glomming onto if you make more than a quarter of the one million dollars remember how they thumb their nose at forty nine other states in the federal government this so-called excise tax is already driven driving wealthy people out of the state of washington like howard and jeff and bill all of those people our supreme court keeps striking down initiatives that are popular with the people on the single subject scam that can be applied to almost any legislation it's time for a very simple initiative to the people who will say the state of washington must budget five percent less per annum for the next ten years year over year and by the end of that time Maybe our state will be competitive in jobs and investment markets again and affordable for ordinary people.

Signed, Bruce in Kirkland, Washington.

And now today's Daily Grill.

Insane.

Grant Washburn, 30-year-old right-hander, his best year ever in the major leagues with a record of 14-8.

Lives in Kirkland, Washington.

Comes to the plate to McCullough.

He takes it low again.

That begins at 1130 tonight, and that's going to continue all the way through Monday.

And then there's a full closure of the 405 at Northeast 132nd Street Interchange in Kirkland.

So east side is going to be a little bit rough.

back streets.

Hello and welcome, everyone, to the September 24th episode of This Week in Kirkland, the official podcast of the city of Kirkland, bringing you timely topics and noteworthy news delivered to you every week.

I'm your host, Jim Lopez, joined today by David Wolbrecht

and Danica Harris.

Yes.

For me.

Kirkland's Downtown and other venues will be transformed into a stage like never before between Friday, this Friday, September 25th, and Sunday, September 27th.

Now, do you dare to experience the unexpected, I ask? I know I do.

I do.