When residents say ‘no’ to aerial mosquito spraying

by Michael Schulson, Undark October 29, 2019May 14, 2025

mosquito — Later fall freezes mean longer growing seasons, which is good news for farmers but bad news for those who venture outdoors in short sleeves without bug spray. (Bridge file photo)

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When residents say ‘no’ to aerial mosquito spraying

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