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Black bears aren't uncommon in Central New York, but you don't often hear of them in suburban areas. Is one hanging around in New Hartford?

A record number of bears were spotted this past weekend in Deerfield. Teddy bears that is.

Did you fall hook, line, and sinker for someone and they broke your heart? Then this is for you!

A bear cub is getting much needed care after being rescued in Old Forge.

Bears are extremely smart animals, as evidence by a bear from Old Forge - who figured out how to get into a minivan - and all of it was caught on camera.

Heads up if you live in Clinton, or are traveling in that surrounding area, a bear has been spotted in the area.

It seems as though the black bear was right near the main entrance of Oswego State University. Let's hope they can get the bear safely off the college campus and back into a proper setting. Here are some tips provided by the DEC to deter human and bear interactions that are dangerous for all involved...

Bears can not only be resourceful but destructive. Frank and Lexi Smith of Lee Center, New York found out the hard way when a bear broke into their car and tore it apart in the Adirondacks.

Campers and homeowners are coming into contact with bears every day.

With the warm weather, black bears are on the move, and the DEC is asking for our help in reducing human-bear conflicts and nuisance reports by taking these simple steps.

There's a bear and possibly more, roaming around in Deerfield.

Spring is here, and the black bears are waking up hungry. Occasionally, some migrate into residential areas in search of food.