A 17-year-old from Trinity died Monday night in a one-vehicle crash near Priceville, according to state troopers.
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Trinity teen dies in Monday night wreck
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It's Mussel Camp Road, named for a place on the river where mussels were pulled out. This particular mussel had a shell that was prized for it use as a seed for Japanese cultured pearls. They were fished so much they almost became extinct. This mussel is found only in the Tennssee River here and at one spot in Tennessee.
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