Black Bears in Connecticut Are Eating Grapes and Entering Homes

At a Connecticut vineyard where crops weave through rolling hills alongside a glistening stream, the tranquility is intermittently broken by flashing lights and the piercing artificial noise of howling wolves, wailing police sirens, sque…
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