CK police briefs – Thursday, November 15, 2018
A Thamesville man is facing drunk driving charges after a crash just outside of Chatham early Thursday morning.
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Maroons bit by Vipers 4-2
The LaSalle Vipers doubled the Chatham Maroons 4-2 in GOJHL action on Wednesday.
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Maroons complete trade with the Flyers
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