Summer is ending, but tick season is not. Health officials warned Tuesday that autumn brings another peak in tick activity — as Southold wrestles with an exploding deer herd and Lyme disease cases surge statewide. Preliminary state figures show approximately 25,000 Lyme cases in 2025, nearly 16% more than the 21,632 recorded in 2024. About...
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