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Residents urged to kill the invasive spotted lanternfly as the pest spreads across Mass.

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By Mary Saladna Verified, Imani Clement Verified
| MSN Verified
Spotted lanternflies, an invasive pest first detected in Massachusetts in 2021, are spreading across the state, with sightings reported from Worcester to Natick, and residents are being urged to squash them to help curb their growing population. Tom Glenn of Natick has taken the call to action seriously. Sign up for our Newsletters "Gotta be 200-300," Glenn said when asked how many he has killed.
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Residents urged to kill the invasive spotted lanternfly as the pest spreads across Mass.

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By Mary Saladna Verified
| WCVB-TV (Boston, MA) Verified
Spotted lanternflies, an invasive pest first detected in Massachusetts in 2021, are spreading across the state, with sightings reported from Worcester to Natick, and residents are being urged to squash them to help curb their growing population. Tom Glenn of Natick has taken the call to action seriously. "Gotta be 200-300," Glenn said when asked how many he has killed.
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Was it a shark? Woman bitten while swimming off Martha's Vineyard beach

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By Phil Tenser, Mary Saladna Verified
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A Martha's Vineyard beach was closed to swimming on Monday afternoon after a woman suffered a leg wound described as "consistent with a bite from a marine animal." Edgartown Town Administrator James Hagerty wrote in a statement that emergency personnel were dispatched to Norton Point Beach at 1:40 p.m. in response to the injured woman. Sign up for our Newsletters "The individual, a woman in her late twenties, sustained wounds consistent with a bite from a marine animal," Hagerty wrote.
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NATAS New England Emmy

2024

Winner of 8 Anchor and Reporting Emmys