Dig no deeper, Surf City beach-badge checker Eric Spisak tells Matthew Rex of Egypt, Pa. The Jersey Shore resort's limit has been 12 inches since old artillery shells were found in March. (Elizabeth Robertson/Inquirer)
Surf City, the Long Beach Island town once best known for its perfect seaside-resort name and famous yacht club, can't seem to shake its newfound fame for beach bombs, the Inquirer reports. About once a week this summer, beachcombers have come upon part of an unexploded World War I-era artillery shell.
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