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Peter Kirmmse, 6, dressed as an angel, practices walking without tripping on his gown as Gabe Dobley, 10, dressed as a shepherd, looks on before a living Nativity on Tuesday, Dec. 18, 2018, at the Congregational Church of North Stonington. The annual event featured live animals and a children's pageant with music by the Youth Choir and the Senior Choir. (Sarah Gordon/The Day)

Living Nativity in N. Stonington

Lt. Mike Leonard, bottom right, of the New London Fire Department acts as the victim and is rescued by a new recruit, lower left, with the help of a rescue sling and pulled ashore by the other new recruits during cold water rescue training off Waterfront Park in New London Tuesday, Dec. 18, 2018. The training simulated a person that has fallen in the water and still on the surface and taught the recruits, in their second week of their three-week indoctrination, about the cold water suits and rescue techniques using a rescue sling or rescue ring.

Cold water rescue

Members of the Mystic Seaport Carolers sing during the Community Carol Sing on Sunday, December 16, 2018 at the Mystic Seaport Museum. The 71st annual event collected canned goods to donate to the Pawcatuck Neighborhood Center. (Sarah Gordon/The Day)

Annual Mystic Seaport Museum carol sing

Christopher Burdick, left, of Bozrah and Michael Whitehouse, center, of Groton fight while Whitehouse's teammate Tom Seils, in background, of Gales Ferry, grabs the flag Saturday, Dec. 15, 2018, during a game of capture the flag at Washington Park in Groton. (Dana Jensen/The Day)

Ye olde fight club in Groton

A crew from Industrial Engineers lowers a radome to the roof of Smith Hall at the U.S. Coast Guard Academy in New London on Friday, Dec. 14, 2018. (Sean D. Elliot/The Day)

Ball drop in New London

Employees with Spicer's Marina in Groton work on winterizing the marina as a light snow falls on Thursday, Dec. 13, 2018. (Sarah Gordon/The Day)

Snowboating in Groton

Children gather around the Grinch, the character from the classic Dr. Seuss story

Grinch steals hearts in Groton

Donna Simmons, top left, of Watch Hill, Susan Turner Ehrlich, top right, of Westerly, Holly Burt, bottom left, and Kathy Conger, bottom right, both of Stonington and their fellow members of the Stonington Garden Club create centerpieces during a workshop Wednesday, Dec. 12, 2018, at the Stonington Community Center. (Dana Jensen/The Day)

Making holly jolly in Stonington

Stan Forostoski of Manchester relaxes in the sun Wednesday, Dec. 12, 2018, at Rocky Neck State Park. (Dana Jensen/The Day)

A stop at the beach

Waterford-East Lyme Animal Control Officer Robert Yuchniuk carefully removes a barred owl from the grill of Jeff Sammataro's truck along Great Neck Road in Waterford Tuesday, Dec. 11. Sammataro was driving northbound on Great Neck, on his way to work, when he heard a bang and stopped to see what he'd struck. (Sean D. Elliot/The Day)

Owl rescued from grille of truck

Engineer Francis Bove of National Shoring uses an acetylene torch to cut the pipe of one of the six new bridge micropiles while at the construction site to replace the old wood bridge at Waterford Beach Park Tuesday, Dec. 11, 2018. Bove was shortening a couple of the pipes so he and laborer Jason Steele, not shown, could place a metal beam across three micropiles with added pressure from a jack will test the static load of the new micorpiles to check their load capacity. The new bridge will be a concrete bridge that will allow authorized vehicles access to the beach area. (Dana Jensen/The Day)

Bridge work at Waterford Beach Park

Donovan Huezo, 15, of New London, attempts a trick on his bike at the Fulton Park Skateboard Park in New London on Tuesday, December 11, 2018. Huezo said he tries to stop by the park and ride after school whenever it isn't too cold out. (Sarah Gordon/The Day)

Up to his old tricks

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