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Former NHLer and Centennial star Chris Neil to get permanent recognition in his hometown

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The Municipality of Grey Highlands is planning to create a permanent monument to recognize former NHL forward Chris Neil. Neil, who grew up and played minor hockey in Flesherton, played 15 seasons with the Senators and 1,026 games. In February, the Ottawa Senators retired Neil's No. 25 at a special ceremony.

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Former NHLer and Centennial star Chris Neil to get permanent recognition in his hometown

'I think when we have a player in the NHL and the team retired his sweater – one of only four Ottawa Senators – it’s appropriate to put up a permanent form of recognition in his home town of Flesherton,' says councillor

1 year ago·North Bay, Canada

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