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Looking back: Fire burns prominent building to the ground and water balloon shatters school bus window

Looking back: Fire burns prominent building to the ground and water balloon shatters school bus window
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Local pet hospital diagnoses two cases of potentially fatal illness

Local pet hospital diagnoses two cases of potentially fatal illness
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Deadly tick disease found in two Mid-South dogs, town says | Health

Deadly tick disease found in two Mid-South dogs, town says | Health
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What is Colorado Tick Fever – and how can you avoid it on the trail this summer?

Colorado Tick Fever is rare, but it’s helpful to recognize the symptoms if you’re going to be spending a lot of time outdoors

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Worst states for tick-borne illnesses REVEALED… is your hometown at risk?

Tick-borne illnesses are on the rise in the US, infecting more than 476,000 people in the US every year. A new study revealed the top US states you need to watch out for ticks this summer.

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