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Only in NewsdayThe spotted lanternfly is coming — and LI vineyards say they're ready

The spotted lanternfly, which is native to China, was first discovered in Pennsylvania in 2014 and on Long Island around 2021.

MORE ON THIS TOPICKeep stomping: Spotted lanternflies emerge on LI Spotted lanternflies have LI winemakers on the lookout Spotted lanternfly invasions sparks concern

Only in NewsdayRomaine wants East Hampton battery plant shut over contamination concerns

Suffolk advises against swimming at 63 beaches

Canadian wildfires spark cross-border tensions

Only in NewsdayHigh levels of forever chemicals found in 4 test wells in East Hampton

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