Carla Jones missed seeing the bear, but awoke to find one of the bird feeders at her Uxbridge home smashed and a few others damaged. Like some others who live in the area, she said she wasn't fearful. "Actually, it's kind of cool," Jones said. Nevertheless, authorities warn that residents should not approach bears.
(DOMINIC CHAVEZ/GLOBE STAFF)
Awe, damage mark trail of bear sightings
Residents contact police in 3 towns
Carla Jones missed seeing the bear, but awoke to find one of the bird feeders at her Uxbridge home smashed and a few others damaged. Like some others who live in the area, she said she wasn't fearful. "Actually, it's kind of cool," Jones said. Nevertheless, authorities warn that residents should not approach bears.
(DOMINIC CHAVEZ/GLOBE STAFF)
Donna Grant was relaxing on her couch when the visitor in black came knocking. "I heard a little crash," she said. "Then I got up and heard a loud crash." (Full article: 696 words)
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