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08-28-2010, 10:51 PM
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Cancer patient safe from bee swarm in East Austin
An Austin man fighting cancer got potentially life-saving help from a dangerous problem at his home. Central Texas Bee Rescue volunteered to remove a swarm of bees from Tony Rodriguez’s front porch at no cost. * “I hate them. I'm not very content with my neighbors. They disturb people,” said Rodriguez. * The 76-year-old has diabetes and cancer, and a bee sting is potentially fatal. * “Anything ...
    
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