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Three attracted a crowd of 300 Saturday, when a family of bears trundled into town. Hundreds of people gathered at the intersection of King Avenue and Hemlock Street in Waynesboro, to catch a glimpse of a black bear and her two cubs dozing in a tree. ...
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