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Until now, the ponchos were on display at the entrance of Divine Child High School, a private school in Dearborn, Michigan.The ponchos came in both long and short styles and were meant to cover up a variety of necklines and hemlines. 233

Vector Control officials conduct mosquito larvicide drops about once a month for half the year -- April or May through October -- to combat the spread of the potentially fatal West Nile virus. The virus is usually carried by birds but mosquitoes can transmit it to other animals, including humans, by biting them. 313

Up to an inch of rain fell before dawn on the fire-scarred Santa Ynez Mountains above the cities of Santa Barbara and Goleta but it occurred over a number of hours, said Santa Barbara County Fire Department spokesman Mike Eliason. 230

way that bugs can hitch a ride on the holiday staples. For Lisa Piccitto, almost every Christmas tree catches her eye. “Even though it’s fake I still wonder,” Piccitto said. Big or small, Piccitto is on the lookout for what could be lurking inside. “You never know why could be hiding in there,” she said. That’s because one Christmas, Lisa’s tree came with an unwanted surprise. “I put up my Christmas tree everything was great and maybe like a week later all of a sudden I started seeing like little tiny baby praying mantis here and there around my house,” she recalled. Entomologist at Nozzle Nolen Pest Solutions, Paul Sugrue says a Christmas tree can sometimes come with an egg sac inside. When the sac gets in warm temperatures, like in south Florida, that can cause it to hatch. “It’s kind of springtime for these bugs and things get very active,” Sugrue said. He says different species can be lurking in a tree. The most concerning are ticks. “Ticks will lay you know a couple thousand eggs at a time so it’s kind of horrendous when they hatch out,” he said. To protect your home he suggests... “You know cut the netting open outside, shake the tree out really well it gets rid of some of the old needles anyhow. Let it sit and put it in a bucket of water so the fresh cut doesn’t close up and let it sit outside overnight,” he said. He says you should avoid pesticides that could harm your animals or children. And if you want to be extra cautious, you can manually check the branches for egg sacs. “I think this Christmas I’m going to get a little tree and maybe we’ll be safer,” said Piccitto. Sugrue says if you find an egg sac you should dispose of it. He says since trees are coming from different parts of the country and even out of the country, it could contain an invasive species that could harm our environment.This story was originally published by Sabirah Rayford at WPTV. 1895

Watts gave an interview to Denver7’s Tomas Hoppough on Tuesday, a day after the three were reported missing.In the interview, he tells a detailed version of what he claims happened when Shanann and their daughters Bella and Celeste went missing, including that he and his wife “had an emotional conversation” before he allegedly last saw her.“I mean, she wasn’t here. The kids weren’t here. Nobody was here,” Watts claimed.He also made a direct plea for Shanann and the girls to come home.“Shanann, Bella, Celeste: If you’re out there, just come back. Like if somebody has her, just bring her back. I need to see everybody. … This house is not complete without anybody here. Please bring ‘em back,” he said.You can watch the full interview by clicking here or in the player embedded below. 804

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