A black bear that made its way into a New Hampshire home got stuck inside the porch area and eventually left after 45 minutes — after making quite a mess.
on Facebook following the encounter Saturday. “We do NOT eat the walls and the doorknobs! Worst houseguest EVER!”
She said her husband had to climb out a window and go push the door open so the bear could get out. No one was hurt.Stay informed about New England news and weather. Get the NECN app for
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