This read will probably leave you scratching your head for all the wrong reasons, but let’s talk ticks.They are bad this year — milder winters coupled with more humid summers means more are breeding and hatching, as well as expanding their range into once-colder habitats (the prevalence of the Lone Star tick, once unknown in New England, is a prime example.)TickZone, a free site that scores tick risk for every town in the country and updates it …
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