Anvil pesticide debate stirs West Nile concerns in Onondaga
Onondaga County health chief Novick defends Anvil as safer than earlier pesticides amid rising West Nile cases and bird infections. Residents urged caution, with Erie County officials favoring larvicide and education to curb mosquito breeding instead of spraying.
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Spraying Planned at State Fairgrounds to Fight West Nile
Onondaga County Health Department will spray the State Fairgrounds with Anvil to kill mosquitoes carrying West Nile virus from midnight to 3 a.m. Areas north of Interstate 481 in Clay and Cicero are slated for Saturday night. Officials delayed spraying south of I-481 to 9 p.m. today and will announce next week plans for DeWitt and Skaneateles. Call numbers provide details and bird reports.
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