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What Connecticut's new prepaid funeral fraud law means for consumers Original

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By Jordan Fenster Verified
| CT Insider Verified
File photo of a cemetery in East Haddam, Conn. State police say funeral home owner Philip Pietras of Coventry embezzled funds from clients with prepaid funeral and burial accounts. Hearst Connecticut Media Jonathan L Green, 2026 resident of the Connecticut Funeral Directors Association.
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Connecticut's lone star tick population explodes, raising concern about meat allergy

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By Jordan Fenster Verified
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Goudarz Moulaei, an entomologist with the Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station, said he can routinely collect thousands of ticks within 30 minutes using a "drag," just a piece of cloth attached to a rope that he pulls behind him. But he said you don't need a drag to find hundreds, if not thousands of ticks. "After half an hour, you might collect several hundred, sometimes 800 ticks on yourself," he said.
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Connecticut’s lone star tick population explodes, raising concern about meat allergy Original

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By Jordan Fenster Verified
| CT Insider Verified
Types of ticks include top, from left, the blacklegged or deer tick and American dog tick; and bottom, from left, the lone star tick and Asian longhorned tick. "Smith Collection/Gado/Getty Images; CDC" This undated photo provided by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shows a female lone star tick, which despite its Texas-sounding name is found mainly in the Southeast.
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