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Bear Walks The City Streets Of Hartford
The city is asking people to be "bear aware."

HARTFORD, CT — A bear was spotted on Monday wandering around Sisson Avenue, according to FOX 61. The bear was also reportedly seen on Capitol Avenue.
DEEP Conservation Police responded but were unable to find the animal.
Call the DEEP's non-emergency line (860-828-7080) for sightings of bears that seem problematic or abnormal.
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The following is a list from the state on what to do and not do when you see a bear.
Black Bear Do's and Don'ts
-- DO remove birdfeeders and bird food from late March through November.
-- DO eliminate food attractants by placing garbage cans inside a garage or shed. Add ammonia to trash to make it unpalatable.
-- DO clean and store grills in a garage or shed after use. (Propane cylinders should be stored outside.)
-- DON'T intentionally feed bears. Bears that become accustomed to finding food near your home may become "problem" bears.
-- DON'T approach or try to get closer to a bear to get a photo or video.
-- DON'T leave pet food outside overnight.
-- DON'T add meat or sweets to a compost pile.
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For more information, please visit the CT DEEP website.
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