Kaiser Permanente prepares to open new medical offices in Redwood City

Pavel Turovski, Staff Writer|April 24, 2021

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Pavel Turovski, Staff Writer

Pavel Turovski is a junior at Carlmont High School. He is on Carlmont's cross country and track teams and is avid about technology.

Twitter: @pturovski

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Kaiser Permanente prepares to open new medical offices in Redwood City

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