As far as I know, they've been spraying for years. I once found myself turning the corner on to my street behind one: a large truck with a fine mist coming out of it. I had read the notice in the paper, or I wouldn't have known what it was. The truck was just quietly moving at normal speed, so it wouldn't be likely to attract much attention.
I was a little worried because the newspaper says to avoid direct exposure, and there I was, unwittingly driving straight into it. In previous years, there has been talk of cutting back on spraying to save money, and that has drawn a lot of complaints. This isn't a bizarre government conspiracy. Spraying is considered a public health measure, not just a convenience for those who hate to slap - mosquitos do carry disease. So I think you can't just say "Stop!": there are a whole slew of issues that would have to be understood and discussed publically. Rene Mandel Pct. 3 To unsubscribe, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with body "unsubscribe frambors" (the subject is ignored).
