This in from the Edgecomb Eddy School: The third, fourth, and fifth grade classes had a great time at the Conservation Fair in Union, on Thursday, Sept. 29. The students enjoyed learning that Katahdin sheep have hair instead of wool and found it interesting to hear about Max, the Galloway cow. There were also wonderful presentations on blueberry picking, how watersheds work, and nature songs involving sign language. Gee, I didn’t know about the hairy sheep!
