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EWW! White House Has A Problem With Cockroaches, Ants And Mice (via HuffPost)

There was a situation in the Situation Room and unwelcome diners in a mess hall. Source: HuffPost

FD: Apartment fire started when teen tried to burn bedbugs (via WCPO)

An apartment fire that caused nearly $300,000 in damage and displaced eight people was caused by a teen trying to rid his room of bedbugs. Source: WCPO

Lynchburg Public Library branch temporarily closing due to book lice, bedbug infestation (via WSET)

LYNCHBURG, Va. (WSET) — The Lynchburg Public Library said its downtown branch on Church Street is closing temporarily for a few days. It will be closed from Tuesday, November 28 to Monday, December 4. Source: WSET

Fall brings more ticks to Butte County (via KHSL News)

The fall brings many welcome elements, like much needed rain and some cooler weather, but it also brings some unwelcome elements, like ticks. Source: KHSL News

Walworth County resident has West Nile Virus (via Lake Geneva News)

ELKHORN — The Walworth County Department of Health and Human Services is reporting the first human case of West Nile virus confirmed in the county this year. Source: Lake Geneva News

Groundhog in Greensboro Guilford County’s 14th rabies case of 2017 (via Greensboro News & Record)

GREENSBORO — A groundhog has become Guilford County’s 14th rabies case of 2017. Source: Greensboro News & Record

Rabid fox captured in Henrico marks the county’s seventh confirmed rabies case this year (via Richmond Times-Dispatch)

A fox captured in Henrico last week tested positive for rabies. Source: Richmond Times-Dispatch

NCFL has highest cases of rabies in the state for 2017 (via WCJB)

North Central Florida is number one in an unwanted category: most cases of rabies in the State of Florida. Source: WCJB

Raccoon tests positive for rabies after encounter with dog at Boynton Beach park (via WPTV)

A raccoon found acting aggressive toward a Shih Tzu near Galaxy Park has tested positive for rabies. Source: WPTV

Parents furious that rodent problem still not taken care of at South Side school (via WFLD)

Nearly a week after being promised the rodent problem would be taken care of, more mouse droppings were found at a South Side school Monday. Source: WFLD

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