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Pennsylvania boy recovering after losing hand in Florida alligator attack

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By Kaylyn Greene Verified
| Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Verified
“He’s the strongest kid I know,” said Heidi Dituri after her 11-year-old son lost a hand to an alligator while fishing in Florida. The boy, Brodie Dituri, and his Juniata County family were fishing June 27 in Florida when an alligator went after a fish he’d just caught. It took off Brodie’s right hand, and doctors were unable to reattach it. They were at Nelson Fish Camp near Umatilla, Fla. As Brodie caught the fish and prepared to release it, the alligator came “out of nowhere,” his mother said.
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Destructive spotted lanternflies return to Pa.: Here’s when to expect them Original

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By Kaylyn Greene Verified
| Penn Live Patriot-News Verified
Outdoors Published: Jul. 10, 2026, 5:01 a.m. The photo showcases the beginning to adult stages of the spotted lanternfly life cycle. Photo from Penn State Extension, Department of Agricultural Studies and Pa. Department of Agriculture.PennState Extension/Pa Department of Agriculture First found in Pennsylvania in 2014 in Berks County, spotted lanternflies have moved across the state — and are, unfortunately, still here.
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‘Strongest kid I know’: Central Pa. boy works on recovery after alligator attack

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By Kaylyn Greene Verified
| Penn Live Patriot-News Verified
Life & Culture Updated: Jul. 09, 2026, 11:17 a.m. |Published: Jul. 09, 2026, 10:59 a.m. Brodie Dituri, 11, of Juniata County, lost his right hand after being bitten by an alligator while on vacation in Florida. In this photo, Dituri poses after a baseball game shortly before the trip.Heidi Dituri “He’s the strongest kid I know,” said Heidi Dituri of Juniata County, after her 11-year-old son lost a hand while fishing in Florida.
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