   | pesticidesBugs and the modern ageJust thinking about ants or spiders makes me itch and shudder. Every time I read this week’s op-ed from the Bugman, I got a serious case of the crawlies. Richard Fagerlund, a nontoxic pest management consultant, says the number of inquiries from folks who think they have bugs on them has increased drastically over the years. He posits that it could be a result of pesticides, pollutants or genetically modified food.
Add a Comment V.21 No.17 | 4/26/2012 BugmanThe CrawliesGot you under my skinTwenty years ago, pest control expert Richard “Bugman” Fagerlund would get maybe one call a month about someone who said they felt imaginary bugs crawling on them. Today, he gets them almost on a daily basis.
The Daily Word: 6.10.11-super weeds, supernovas, super red light camerasYou shouldn't approach a prostitute this summer, but you can read Sarah Palin's emailObama will visit Puerto Rico, the first US official since the '60s to do so. Other countries pledge to lend money to Libyan rebels. Everyone has a reality show, even the Duchess of York. Red light cameras came back on last night. APD has new summertime operation to bust you if you're trying to pay for sex. Super weeds evolving to beat pesticides. Mississippi river spreading "ravenous" Asian carp. Researchers may add fat as the sixth taste. Even bigger supernovas! Read Sarah Palin's email! | 
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