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To view and purchase photographs, please visit the following officially-licensed photographers:

Mike Gurnsey Photography
www.mikegurnseyphotography.com
Mike Gurnsey
MGURNSEY3@stny.rr.com
(814) 258-5543

IceBerg Pix
www.icebergpix.com
Gail Berg
(650) 625-1860

Pro South Promotions
www.prosouthpromotions.com
Stephen Decaro
sdecaro@prosouthpromotions.com

Al Larson Photographic Services
www.allarsonphotosales.com
Al Larson
allarsonphoto@gmail.com

WWW.HEPHOTOWEB.COM
www.hephotoweb.com
Herman Evaristo
herman@hephotoweb.com

I.I.A Photography
www.iiaphotography.com
Paul Stamatis
(702) 739-7390

MVision Photography
www.mvisionphotography.com
Micki & Andrew Ferguson
mvisionphotography@yahoo.com

Rick Bacmanski PhotoArtistry
www.rickbacmanski.com
Rick Bacmanski
607-398-2122

Sorvin Photography
Anne-Marie Sorvin
250-474-6449
Anne-Marie.Sorvin@viha.ca

The PHPA offers joint licensing programs with the AHL and ECHL to utilize player likenesses and team marks. For more information on becoming an official licensee, please contact Darryl Dionne, Director of Communications and Business Development at 905-682-4800 or via email at ddionne@phpa.com.

    JOINT BARGAINING UPDATE

    Negotiating Committees from both the Central Hockey League (CHL) and the Professional Hockey Players’ Association (PHPA) met on October 8th and 9th, 2008 in Denver, CO and through productive meetings were able to reach several transitional agreements on a number of items.

    Strike Against CHL Lifted

    The Central Hockey League has recently agreed to meet PHPA representatives in Denver, CO on Wednesday, October 8th and Thursday, October 9th in an effort to advance collective bargaining negotiations.

    CHL Players Strike

    The Professional Hockey Players’ Association (PHPA) announced today that they have declared a strike, effective immediately, against the Central Hockey League (CHL). This action comes after the League’s meaningless deadlines, broken promises, and hollow resources, which have all contributed to unproductive collective bargaining.

    ECHL Mourns Loss Of Florida Owner Thewes

    The ECHL and its member teams mourn the loss and express their condolences to the family and friends of Florida Everblades co-owner Thomas Thewes, who died Sunday at the age of 76 following a two-year battle with Leukemia.

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