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Slavinski said local residents should "always be concerned with any encounter with a raccoon," but urged the public not to overreact.
NY Post: News By Gary Buiso 2010
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"Right now, it's an isolated incident," Slavinski said, adding that the agency does not yet know if the disease is persistent in the borough's raccoon population.
NY Post: News By Gary Buiso 2010
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"Right now, it's an isolated incident," Slavinski said, adding that the agency does not yet know if the disease is persistent in the borough's raccoon population.
NY Post: News By Gary Buiso 2010
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Slavinski said local residents should "always be concerned with any encounter with a raccoon," but urged the public not to overreact.
NY Post: News By Gary Buiso 2010
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Slavinski said the agency is planning to enhance its raccoon surveillance in Brooklyn, looking for additional animals that appear sick or dead, and determine the full extent of the problem.
NY Post: News By Gary Buiso 2010
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"Right now, it's an isolated incident," Slavinski said, adding that the agency does not yet know if the disease is persistent in the borough's raccoon population.
NY Post: News By Gary Buiso 2010
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"Right now, it's an isolated incident," Slavinski said, adding that the agency does not yet know if the disease is persistent in the borough's raccoon population.
NY Post: News By Gary Buiso 2010
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"Right now, it's an isolated incident," Slavinski said, adding that the agency does not yet know if the disease is persistent in the borough's raccoon population.
Brooklyn Heights Blog Thomas 2010
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Slavinski said the agency is planning to enhance its raccoon surveillance in Brooklyn, looking for additional animals that appear sick or dead, and determine the full extent of the problem.
NY Post: News By Gary Buiso 2010
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Slavinski said local residents should "always be concerned with any encounter with a raccoon," but urged the public not to overreact.
NY Post: News By Gary Buiso 2010
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