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Police: Explosive device found at North Myrtle Beach access could cause significant injury (opens the original)
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NORTH MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. (WPDE) — A homemade explosive device found near a North Myrtle Beach beach access Monday could have caused significant injury to someone nearby, police said. North Myrtle Beach Police Department Public Information Officer Desirae Gostlin said the device, which was small enough to fit in the palm of a hand, was found near the showers at the 12th Avenue North beach access Monday afternoon. Police received a call from a member of the public at approximately 3 p.m. reporting
Conway pizzeria brings second world title home from Pizza World Cup In Rome (opens the original)
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A Conway pizzeria is bringing home another world title after taking first place in the Pizza alla Palla category at the Pizza World Cup in Rome. Anto’s Pizza Romana announced the win on Facebook, marking another victory for the restaurant on the international stage. The restaurant said the first-place finish came after several setbacks over the weekend. The win comes just days after Anto’s thanked the Conway community for its support before the restaurant left for Italy. Anto’s said it broke its
North Myrtle Beach police seek information about "explosive device" near beach access (opens the original)
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NORTH MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. (WPDE) — North Myrtle Beach police are asking for the public’s help as investigators seek information about a suspicious device or suspicious activity near a beach access. The North Myrtle Beach Police Department is asking to hear from anyone who was near the beach access at 12th Avenue North and Ocean Boulevard between 3 and 7 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 27. Investigators specifically want to hear from anyone who observed a suspicious device or suspicious activity near the showe
Georgetown to install marker recognizing Middle Passage history (opens the original)
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GEORGETOWN COUNTY, S.C. (WPDE) — A marker recognizing Georgetown’s history as a Middle Passage port is set to be installed at Maritime Park. The marker will join 22 other UNESCO Routes of Enslaved Peoples markers around the world. The project began in 1994 to break the silence surrounding the trans-Atlantic, Indian Ocean and Mediterranean slave trades. It works to preserve sites of memory, highlight the resistance of enslaved people and examine the legacies of racism and the cultural contributio
Georgetown to install marker recognizing Middle Passage history (opens the original)
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GEORGETOWN COUNTY, S.C. (WPDE) — A marker recognizing Georgetown’s history as a Middle Passage port is set to be installed at Maritime Park. The marker will join 22 other UNESCO Routes of Enslaved Peoples markers around the world. The project began in 1994 to break the silence surrounding the trans-Atlantic, Indian Ocean and Mediterranean slave trades. It works to preserve sites of memory, highlight the resistance of enslaved people and examine the legacies of racism and the cultural contributio
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