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The spongy moth, formerly known as the gypsy moth, defoliated 326,124 acres in Pennsylvania last year, according to DCNR statistics.

The spongy moth, formerly known as the gypsy moth, defoliated 326,124 acres in Pennsylvania last year, according to DCNR statistics.

Rabies in skunks, hunting the Hale-Bopp Comet and more were reported on this day in Johnson City history.

Here. do you trust russia? do you trust vladimir? simple answer no. well, in mr trinka we're seeing from both the pentagon and white house in the u.s. and of course president zelenskyy that address last night saying that they don't believe that this is a sign of withdrawal. what do you think is going on ? i think that russia lost the battle in the offensive in the northern part of ukraine. they really lost this battle. we are now counterattacking them there and that's why they want to tell oh, no, we are not on the losing side. we're just very suicide. who wants to make a step forward for nego...

(Bismarck, ND) -- After Minnesota dealt with an outbreak of bird flu in recent weeks, it appears for the first time in nearly a decade it has found its way into North Dakota. The State Game and Fish Department has confirmed to WDAY Radio News First that officials have discovered a single case of avian influenza in Kidder County. Officials say the case was found in a backyard