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Black Bear Sightings Reported In Coventry
Coventry police reminded residents to be aware and stay safe if they see a bear in their neighborhood.

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Coventry police reminded residents to be aware and stay safe if they see a bear in their neighborhood.

Residents are asked to avoid all contact with the water.
Bacteria levels are back to safe amounts, the Rhode Island Department of Heath said.
Residents at odd-numbered addresses can use water outside on odd-numbered calendar days, and the opposite for even-numbered residents.
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