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Connie Haskell hugs her dog Sara on Tuesday as her daughter Hanna looks on. The dog was hit by a neighbour's vehicle on Jan. 22 and suffered a dislocated front right elbow and some scratches. The neighbour paid $500 in veterinary expenses.

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John Nguyen of the Gregory Drive Grizzlies’ squeezes between Anthony Barno, left, and Shaq Johnson of Brampton Royal Orchard during the 'A' championship game at the 24th annual Wendy’s Classic Knight in the Sun senior boys elementary school basketball tournament Saturday at Chatham-Kent Secondary School. Royal Orchard won 47-39.

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Chatham Maroons’ Brett Vandehogen gives Strathroy Rocket’s Dan Grant a rough ride along the boards behind the Strathroy net during the second period of Sunday’s game at Memorial Arena.

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World renowed artist Gianfranco Avignoni displays one of his paintings as he puts his well sought after talents to work at the Myles Miracle Mission-CANcer Assist Wellness Centre.

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Chatham-Kent firefighters battle a house fire at unoccupied at 18 Degge Street in Chatham on Friday. There were no injuries.

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Guest curator Patricia Peters is reflected in a display of restorative cosmetics at the "Dying To Know . . . The Exhibit" that opens Saturday at the Chatham-Kent Museum.

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Aimee Willimot works out on the heavy bag at the Kent Athletic Youth Organization boxing club in preparation for the Canadian senior nationals, which begin today in St-Hyacinthe Que. Willimot will fight in the women's 80 kilo division.

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Nancy Woodard and her dog enjoy walking through snow covered path in The Mud Creek Park recently. Fluries are expected to continiue into the weekend.

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Stav Mandrapilias of the Chatham-Kent Minor Peewee Cyclones delivers a crunching hit, sending Lambton Lightning’s Nathan Matter into the glass, during Wednesday's Alliance 'AAA' playoff game at Memorial Arena. However it was Lightning, who laid a big hit on the scoreboard, skating to a 6-1 victory in Game 1of the six-point series.

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Sisters Margaret, left, and Emily Song laugh as they make a splash by sledding into the slightly frozen puddle at the bottom of Kingston Park hill Tuesday afternoon.

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Chatham Maroon’s Brett Vandehogen lands on Leamington Flyers' goalie Rob Cupit after colliding with Sean Demuynck (4) during Sunday's game at Memorial arena. It was the first game back in Chatham for Cupit, who was sent to the Flyer's by the Maroons last week.

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Reflections of Our Heritage: Spectators are reflected in the glass as they watch a novice house league game at William K. Erickson Arena on 'Hockey Day in Canada' Saturday.

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INSPIRED BY THE KING: Brian Corriveau plays guitar and sings Elvis Presley song "There Will Be Peace in Valley" on King Street West in front of Chatham Downtown Centre Friday. He sings tunes from such artists as Beatles, Rolling Stones and all movie hits. He started playing a guitar in grade 2. His inspiration for playing a guitar came from Presley. He's watched all movies by Presley, some of them up to 17 times, and owns all of The King's albums.

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WALKING BILLBOARD: A man, who wished to remain anonymous, takes a bold approach to attracting job applicants on Wellington Street West in downtown Chatham Wednesday. Millennium Teleservices operates a call centre on Lacroix Street in Chatham.

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Members of the Chatham Figure Skating Clubs' Maple City Ice Crystals perform their routine in the silver final of the pre-novice division at the Lloyd Ogilvie Memorial synchronized skating competition in Dresden on Saturday. The Ice Crystals placed 10th overall in the preliminary round, which put them in the silver final where they placed second to capture silver medals.

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Mark Napier, a 14 year old veteran of NHL, obliges a fan with an autograph during Sunday's NHL Alumni benefit game at Memorial Arena.

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Bobcats' Darren Heuston hits the floor in an attempt to take the ball away from Flames' Dave Horneman during Tuesday's Kent 'A' game at Chatham Christian.