Roger Schneider | The Goshen News<br /> Kyle Cripe, 5, of Middlebury, is excited seeing a damselfly larvae on a microscope display screen. Cripe and her brother Jacob were at the Middlebury Riverfest Saturday and took part in science activities at mobile Ethos Science Center.
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