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Ordnance recovered from the Cooper River. Credit: Camden County Sheriff's Office.

Antique Military Ordnance Recovered in Cooper River Shuts Down Cuthbert Blvd. Bridge Sunday

A pair of 'magnet fishermen' plucked the shell from the waterway and notified local police.

By Matt Skoufalos | November 10, 2024
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