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Black bear spotted in Clinton

Posted at 12:19 pm July 21, 2016
By Oak Ridge Today Staff Leave a Comment

A black bear is pictured above in this file photo from Oak Ridge Today from October 2015.

A black bear is pictured above in this file photo from Oak Ridge Today from October 2015.

Information from WYSH Radio

A black bear was spotted in Clinton on Wednesday afternoon.

Police were called at around 4:10 p.m. Wednesday after a person reported seeing a black bear behind a building at 711 South Charles Seivers Boulevard. The bear was reportedly going down into a creek bed when it was seen. The caller told dispatchers that he got into his car and followed the animal until he lost sight of it when it disappeared into the woods near Susanne Drive. There was no contact between the bear and people before it trundled off into the woods.

Bears travel a lot this time of the year searching for food and new territory. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Clinton, Front Page News, Police and Fire Tagged With: black bear, Clinton, South Charles Seivers Boulevard

Speed limit reduced on North Seivers in Clinton

Posted at 2:45 pm June 3, 2014
By Oak Ridge Today Staff Leave a Comment

Information from WYSH Radio

The speed limit on North Charles Seivers Boulevard from Clinch Avenue to Longmire Road in Clinton has been reduced from 45 miles an hour to 35 miles an hour. The change went into effect recently.

The Clinton Police Department said that the reduction in the speed limit is being made in response to an increased number of traffic accidents on that stretch of road during the past few months. Chief Rick Scarbrough said that the stretch of North Seivers from Maire Avenue to Longmire was the scene of 45 accidents last year alone.

The reduced speed limit will also be more consistent with the speed limits throughout the rest of the business district.  The speed limit on South Charles Seivers Boulevard from Clinch to the Food City is also 35 miles an hour.

Filed Under: Government, Oak Ridge, Top Stories Tagged With: Clinch Avenue, Clinton Police Department, Longmire Road, Maire Avenue, North Charles Seivers Boulevard, Rick Scarbrough, South Charles Seivers Boulevard, WYSH

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