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Amber Lake

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Jacksonville
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Prosecutors say Lexington man killed 2 neighbors after bearded dragon died | Vowed to find '13 culprits'

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By Jeremy Vernon Verified, Amber Lake
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Follow Prosecutors say Lexington man killed 2 neighbors after bearded dragon died | Vowed to find '13 culprits' Key takeawaysPowered by Yahoo Scout. Yahoo is using AI to generate key points from this article. This means the info may not always match what’s in the article. Reporting mistakes helps us improve the experience.
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Black bears continue to be spotted around the Triad

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By Madelyn Ricket, Amber Lake
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More black bears have been spotted in the Triad over the last few days. The Elon Police Department posted a bear sighting on West Trollinger Avenue on June 9. The Rockingham County government posted security footage of a bear roaming the Willow Oaks neighborhood off Highway 150. While some people may feel like bear sightings are increasing across the Triad, North Carolina wildlife experts say the trend is largely seasonal.
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Why you're seeing more bears in the Triad, and what drivers need to know

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By Amber Lake
| Yahoo Verified
A recent bear sighting in Rockingham County ended with the animal being hit and killed by a vehicle, but wildlife officials say encounters like this are more common this time of year than many people realize. While some people may feel like bear sightings are increasing across the Triad, North Carolina wildlife experts say the trend is largely seasonal.
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