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Camden County Commissioners kickoff 100 years of Cooper River Park with commemorative beer

PENNSAUKEN, N.J. – As part of the 100th Anniversary of Cooper River Park festivities, Double Nickel Brewing Company, of Pennsauken Township, has created a special commemorative beer, as announced at a special brewing event with the Camden County Board of Commissioners and staff of the brewery, according to a prepared statement on April 5, 2023. […]

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