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EPISODE · Jun 19, 2026 · 4 MIN

Kendall County at work monitoring mosquitoes, ticks to prevent disease spread

from Kendall County News - Shaw Local · host Shaw Local News Network

Aaron Rybski, environmental health services director for the Kendall County Health Department, said testing has found 40% to 50% of deer ticks collected in the area carry Lyme disease.

Aaron Rybski, environmental health services director for the Kendall County Health Department, said testing has found 40% to 50% of deer ticks collected in the area carry Lyme disease.

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Aaron Rybski, environmental health services director for the Kendall County Health Department, said testing has found 40% to 50% of deer ticks collected in the area carry Lyme disease.

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