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Spiders & rain; in awesome, but kinda unsettling event (via Mashable)

It’s not quite rain, however. Source: Mashable

Baltimore again tops in U.S. for bed bugs – Baltimore Business Journal (via Baltimore Business Journal)

Baltimore has held the top spot since 2016. Source: Baltimore Business Journal

These Are the Most Bed Bug-Infested Cities in America (via Thrillist)

YIIIIIIKES. Source: Thrillist

R.I. trees are under siege (via providencejournal.com)

A three-year assault by gypsy moth caterpillars and other insects, combined with drought, has killed as much as a quarter of the state’s forest Source: providencejournal.com

What to do if you&you’ve visited a place that has bedbugs (via Business Insider)

Bedbugs can hitch a ride along on clothing, in linens, and suitcase, making it easy to get them while traveling. Source: Business Insider

Health department investigating report of mice at Parkville retirement community (via baltimoresun.com)

The state health department is investigating reports of a mouse problem at a Parkville retirement community, according to department officials. Source: baltimoresun.com

Emerald ash borer found for 1st time on Long Island (via The Wellsville Daily Reporter)

The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) and Cornell Cooperative Extension Suffolk County announced this week that emerald ash Source: The Wellsville Daily Reporter

The Struggle Is Real: Mouse Runs Down Escalator Going Up (via NBC4 Washington)

For one mouse at Rockefeller Center, the struggle was real… and somehow, relatable. A mouse was spotted scurrying across the lobby of the iconic New York City skyscraper when it took a turn to go down… Source: NBC4 Washington

Nursing home staff work to resolve bed bug infestation issue in Boscawen (via Concord Monitor)

Staff dressed in protective aprons and gloves were working on the third floor of the Merrimack County Nursing Home on Friday, working to clear out a room infested with bed bugs. “They’ll be doing some spraying today,” Nursing Home Administrator Matt… Source: Concord Monitor

Possible bed bugs reported at Dailey Elementary School (via WNEM Saginaw)

A Mid-Michigan elementary school received two isolated reports of possible bed bugs this past week. Source: WNEM Saginaw

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