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Please, don’t feed that bear

Herald Staff Writer

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Saturday, Apr 11, 2015 7:29 AM MT

Updated Saturday, Apr 11, 2015 1:23 PM MT

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Julie Angle, dressed as a bear, pretends to panhandle Saturday morning at the intersection of South Camino del Rio and Dominguez Drive near Walmart. “It’s just a reminder for residents to keep trash, bird feeders, fruit and other human food from bears,” said Bryan Peterson, executive director of Bear Smart Durango.
Julie Angle, dressed as a bear, pretends to panhandle Saturday morning at the intersection of South Camino del Rio and Dominguez Drive near Walmart. “It’s just a reminder for residents to keep trash, bird feeders, fruit and other human food from bears,” said Bryan Peterson, executive director of Bear Smart Durango.Steve Lewis/Durango Herald

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