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To save Ohio’s bees, officials first need to find them

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CHARDON, Ohio — It only takes a couple of seconds for Geauga County Apiary Inspector Mark Dinishak to spot the queen bee hidden among tens of thousands of insects.

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To save Ohio’s bees, officials first need to find them

CHARDON, Ohio — It only takes a couple of seconds for Geauga County Apiary Inspector Mark Dinishak to spot the queen bee hidden among tens of thousands of insects.

·Cleveland, United States
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