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Templeton hosts warn: beware ticks; town at Level 1 drought
Summary
TCTV hosts advised residents to wear long sleeves, use tick repellent and check for ticks after outdoor activity; the program also noted Templeton was at Level 1 drought status as of early May and urged residents to watch for rain.
TCTV’s May 11 pre‑town meeting show included a health and wellness segment warning residents to take precautions against ticks and noting the town’s drought status.
"Beware of ticks when you're outdoors," host Ian Dolan said, and Erin Bresnahan urged residents to "wear long sleeves, use insect repellent made for ticks, and check your skin and clothes after being outdoors." Both hosts also warned that ticks can fall from trees and advised vigilance when returning indoors.
On local water conditions, the program reported that as of early May the Town of Templeton was in a Level 1 drought status. Hosts encouraged residents to hope for and conserve toward more rain to help pull the town out of drought conditions.
Residents seeking more information were directed to town resources and local public‑health guidance.
