The pizza shop had allegedly been dealing with a mouse problem since August. Source: Fox News
Mouse droppings temporarily shuts down Chinese restaurant (via WHEC News10NBC)
A Chinese restaurant in Brighton has been temporarily shut down by the Monroe County Department of Health… Source: WHEC News10NBC
Do You Have A Spider Bite? These 7 Photos Can Help You Tell (via Women’s Health)
Get ready to squirm. Source: Women’s Health
Dangerously destructive rodent species spotted in CA (via ABC7 Los Angeles)
A destructive pest that is commonly Seen in parts of the East Coast and farther south has been spotted in Northern California. Source: ABC7 Los Angeles
Mice infested apartments still plague Clinton Peabody Public housing complex (via FOX2now.com)
ST. LOUIS The latest in the You Paid For It Team’s continuing investigation of the mice infestation at Clinton Peabody Public housing complex in South St Louis is still ongoing. A tenant tells investigator Elliott Davis that she was moved from one mice infested apartment to another and that she’s not getting enough help to cope with the problem. Source: FOX2now.com
2 On Your Side: Seniors, Landlord Spar Over Bed Bug Bill (via r20.rs6.net)
Two senior citizens are being billed thousands after their landlord refused to cover the bed bugs extermination. Source: r20.rs6.net
Model and blogger Eileen Kelly blames Airbnb for bedbug nightmare (via NY Daily News)
Model and blogger Eileen Kelly blames Airbnb for bedbug nightmare Source: NY Daily News
Mosquitoes making their comeback (via WBRZ)
So far their numbers are very low, but officials with the EBR Mosquito Abatement and Rodent Control say that can change in a hurry. Source: WBRZ
Plymouth County mosquito project rids towns of 4,617 tires (via The Patriot Ledger, Quincy, MA)
The mosquito control project, part of the State Reclamation and Mosquito Control Board, developed a tire removal program as a way to eliminate breeding sites. Source: The Patriot Ledger, Quincy, MA
Even ants are getting Valentine’s Day cards (via New York Post)
A colony of leaf-cutter ants has received what is believed to be the world’s smallest Valentine’s Day card. Source: New York Post
