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Newsletter
Winter 2009 |
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Pest populations are generally widespread, and what other homeowners do or don't do will affect you. So we encourage you to share this newsletter with your neighbors. |
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 Holiday Wishes
It's hard to believe that another year has passed but as we approach the upcoming holiday season we would like to take this opportunity to extend our wishes on a happy holiday and healthy New Year to you and your family from your friends at Cascade Pest Control.
This year marked our 30th anniversary serving King and Snohomish counties. We'd like to express our sincere thanks for entrusting the care of your home and the health of your family to us, and we pledge to continue to earn that trust throughout the coming year. The greatest compliment we can receive is your referral. We appreciate you passing our information along to your friends, neighbors and family. |
Be on the lookout for...
 A winter rodent rebound. Rats and mice flourish in the summer and fall, eating a variety of foods such as greens and seeds, blackberries, apples, bird seed and food scraps left from barbecues and picnics. With the summer bounty of food and warmth they breed abundantly, yet may be content to nest outside in hedges, rockeries, or wood piles. But when the rain becomes fairly constant, and the temperature drops, their shelter becomes compromised. See where they go. |
Pest alert – flood watch and rats
Due to the heavier than normal rains we've been experiencing, in King and Snohomish counties we have numerous rivers that may be subject to flooding this winter. And there's a particular threat to the Green River valley, due to a limping dam upstream. But there's one ingredient that could add insult to injury. Learn what it is. |
 Cioppino recipe – from one of our readers
Tired of the same old holiday fare? Living in the Northwest we are fortunate to have a bounty of fresh seafood available at this time of year. One of our readers sent us this recipe for Cioppino that provides a tasty alternative to your holiday turkey or ham. See the recipe.. |
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