Rats Rats Rats
The Phoenix takes an in-depth look at the Boston rat rampage in Allston and across the City.
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I also notice they characterized ABNA as "aggressive". Vocal, sure, but aggressive isn't really a word I would use since in it's context here has what I see as negative connotations.
ReplyDeleteData and history are interesting; relate to what I've noticed over the years. Increasing rodent problem seems to be mostly with residential trash (bins and dumpsters) and residential property maintenance-- you can't store old wood, piles of junk around the porch or in the yard because they provide an easy home for rats. I don't know where they came from; what I'm concerned with is what's keeping them here and what can we do to get rid of them?
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