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    Spotted lanternflies are back. What to do as invasive species emerges - Cincinnati Enquirer

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    Ohio fights invasive spotted lanternfly with $65,000 worth of grants - The Columbus Dispatch

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    Spotted lanternflies have landed: Invasive species found in Cincinnati - WKRC

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    Ohio quarantines entire state for spotted lanternfly. What that means - Cincinnati Enquirer

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    Spotting more spotted lanternflies in Ohio? Here's why, what to do if you see them - The Columbus Dispatch

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    Spotted lanternflies confirmed in Cincinnati. How to identify, report the invasive species - Cincinnati Enquirer

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    Spotted lanternflies in Ohio: How to identify, report, dispose - Cincinnati Enquirer

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    Spotted lanternflies are back. What to do as invasive species emerges

    Don't be alarmed, but spotted lanternflies are back, and they've been spotted in Cincinnati.

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