Updated 08/01/2012 06:01 PM New evidence of West Nile found at
five sites Summers in Central New York continue to raise
concerns over illnesses carried by mosquitoes. And this summer
is no exception. The concern is West Nile virus. YNN's Bill
Carey says it appears to be everywhere. To view our videos, you
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back here and refresh the page. ONONDAGA COUNTY, N.Y. -- It was
11 years ago when routine trapping of mosquitoes in Onondaga
County over the summer months, turned up the first traces of
West Nile virus, which was showing signs of slowly spreading
across the United States. Over those 11 years, the cases have
grown more frequent, occasionally affecting animals and humans.
Now, there are new results from traps this year. At Cicero
Swamp, the Hamlin Marsh in Clay, Oneida Shores State Park,
Beaver Lake Nature Center and in Jordan. All showed signs of the
virus. “What we have to assume, when we have five positive pools
in five very different locations