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Shark Landmark is ‘Swimming' Again in its Roadside Tank After Crash

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Local businesses and community members came together to help rebuild and repair the iconic Mako shark outside of Captain Bones Bait & Tackle in order to return the replica to its place outside the ...

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Shark Landmark is ‘Swimming' Again in its Roadside Tank After Crash