A bear broken into a vehicle parked outside of Yesterday’s restaurant on Monday. It found a empty McDonald’s bag and took it out of the car and proceeded to rummage through it on top of the hood of the vehicle. (COURTESY PHOTO)
Jackson Police Chief Chris Perley found four one- or two-day-old goslings in a nest in what had previously housed doggy poop bags near the pond at the Village Green. (COURTESY PHOTO)
Jackson Police Sgt. Nathan Boothby discovered this barred owl on Route 16 by Dana Place on Monday night. He was able to collect it out of the road and it flew away to safety. (NATHAN BOOTHBY PHOTO)
A bear broken into a vehicle parked outside of Yesterday’s restaurant on Monday. It found a empty McDonald’s bag and took it out of the car and proceeded to rummage through it on top of the hood of the vehicle. (COURTESY PHOTO)
Jackson Police Chief Chris Perley found four one- or two-day-old goslings in a nest in what had previously housed doggy poop bags near the pond at the Village Green. (COURTESY PHOTO)
Jackson Police Sgt. Nathan Boothby discovered this barred owl on Route 16 by Dana Place on Monday night. He was able to collect it out of the road and it flew away to safety. (NATHAN BOOTHBY PHOTO)
JACKSON — Not only do people like living in Jackson, but local wildlife seem to have an affinity for the quaint town, too. In 24 hours, local law enforcement encountered a nuisance bear, discovered four newborn geese in a dog-waste-bag receptacle and rescued a wayward owl from the roadway
“All in a day’s work,” Jackson Police Chief Chris Perley commented. “Clearly, Jackson is the place to be.”
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