The News and Tribune

Sat, Nov 22 2008

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The state police bomb squad was called to the Pelham Fire Station yesterday afternoon after a man brought in a World War II era naval artillery shell he was looking to dispose of. The shell was ultimately found not to be a threat.
Jarrod Thompson / Staff photo
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