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Cornwall River Kings no longer in checkmate

SeekersAdmin by SeekersAdmin
June 10, 2014
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PHOTO by ALLISON PAPINEAU: River Kings enforcer Michael Stacey lands a punch on Mike Varhaug of the Braves in LNAH action on Friday night in Laval.

PHOTO by ALLISON PAPINEAU: River Kings enforcer Michael Stacey lands a punch on Mike Varhaug of the Braves in LNAH action on Friday night in Laval.

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Cornwall Ontario — The Cornwall River Kings franchise looked to be in checkmate last week. But a 2014-2015 season now looks like a reality for Cornwall’s most popular hockey team.

Social media lit up like a Christmas tree last night when a local real estate agent annoucned purchasing the team.

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