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Franklin students learn about Viaduct

| 28 Nov 2016 | 02:56
    Michael Amore and Jadon Wilhelm dig holes and plant trees.
    Michael Amore and Jadon Wilhelm dig holes and plant trees.
    Joseph Majewski, Anthony Ciappara, and Mr. Nathaniel Sajdak protect the new trees with tubes and stakes.
    Joseph Majewski, Anthony Ciappara, and Mr. Nathaniel Sajdak protect the new trees with tubes and stakes.
    Ms. Kristine Rogers, Jacob Overbay, Marcus White, Jadon Wilhelm, Michael Amore, Erica Babcock, Paige Hannon, Joseph Overbay are shown as students learn about the different kinds of bugs that live in the Wallkill River and help with pollution.
    Ms. Kristine Rogers, Jacob Overbay, Marcus White, Jadon Wilhelm, Michael Amore, Erica Babcock, Paige Hannon, Joseph Overbay are shown as students learn about the different kinds of bugs that live in the Wallkill River and help with pollution.
    Paige Hannon and Erica Babcock
    Paige Hannon and Erica Babcock

FRANKLIN — Middle school students in Kelly Fedynich and Fred Street’s class were invited by the Sussex County Department of Engineering and the Wallkill Watershed Group to help restore the area around the Franklin Viaduct.
The students planted trees, created erosion blockers, and learned about insects and pollution.