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Marion woman says bed bugs bit her at local theater (via 13 WTHR Indianapolis)

A woman in Marion went home from the movie theater in Marion with an unexpected itch over the weekend, saying it was the result of bed bugs. Source: 13 WTHR Indianapolis

Richmond Heights tenants report ant attack and service issues at apartment complex (via newsnet5)

Tenants living at the 444 Park Apartments in Richmond Heights report problems with an ant attack, and a series of complex service and safety issues. Source: newsnet5

Cold Weather Should Reduce Mosquito Population (via NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth)

The recent outbreak of cold weather will help reduce the mosquito population in North Texas, but it won’t kill all of them. Source: NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth

Anopheles mosquitoes could spread Mayaro virus in U.S., other diverse regions | Penn State University (via r20.rs6.net)

Mosquitoes of the genus Anopheles are well known as primary vectors of malaria. But a new study suggests that Anopheles species, including some found in the United States, also are capable of carrying and transmitting an emerging pathogen, Mayaro virus, which has caused outbreaks of disease in South America and the Caribbean. Source: r20.rs6.net

Florida Vets Help Raccoon Found With Soup Can Stuck on Head (via NBC 6 South Florida)

Workers at a Florida wildlife clinic were able to free a raccoon that got its head stuck in a soup can. Source: NBC 6 South Florida

Florida Vets Help Raccoon Found With Soup Can Stuck on Head (via NBC 6 South Florida)

Workers at a Florida wildlife clinic were able to free a raccoon that got its head stuck in a soup can. Source: NBC 6 South Florida

Neighbors searching for cause of Buckeye fly invasion (via KNXV)

County officials have received three dozen calls after thousands of flies began infiltrating a West Valley neighborhood. Source: KNXV

Insects and spiders out to find shelter for winter (via Herald and News)

This time of year, insects and spiders are out and about – some in large numbers – looking for places to hunker down for winter. Source: Herald and News

More mice invading Maine homes: Here’s why (via WMTW)

Experts say an abundance of mice and a lack of food are driving them into more homes as winter arrives. Source: WMTW

Reported cases of Lyme disease show dramatic drop in Maine (via Press Herald)

Three hot, dry summers in a row may have had a cumulative effect on the mobility of deer ticks, say researchers. Source: Press Herald

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