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Cami Grundy, a life with Prader-Willi Syndrome

By Tim Cook

Cami Grundy, 21, of Groton lives with a rare disorder called Prader-Willi Syndrome, a condition that along with learning disabilities creates an insatiable hunger in the individual.

Basketball roots run deep at East Catholic High School

Lyman beats Montville on Lucey's buzzer beater

Windsor's Shomar Leaphart, they call him 'Showtime'

Full replay: New London at NFA girls' basketball

Highlights: NFA 52, New London 38

GameDay Preview: New London at NFA girls' basketball

Highlights: Windsor 75, Glastonbury 54

New London's Wendy Gethers gets her turn on the court

The Wildcats make an easy transition to new head coach Courtney Gomez

EEE survivor is 'a phenomenal miracle'

Highlights: East Catholic 72, New Britain 36

Old Lyme at Waterford boys' basketball

Highlights: Waterford 91, Old Lyme 85 (2OT)

Highlights: South Kingstown (RI) 74, New London 45

GameDay Preview: Old Lyme at Waterford boys' basketball

Old Lyme's Ty Dean: cut as a freshman, starting as a senior

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PHOTOS OF THE DAY

A common loon emerges from the water with a crab in its beak while searching for food Friday, Jan. 24, 2020, in the waters of Stonington Harbor. (Sean D. Elliot/The Day)

Winter visitors come to Stonington amid not-so-wintry weather

Walkers take advantage of good weather at the Niantic Bay Boardwalk on Thursday, Jan. 23, 2020. (Sarah Gordon/The Day)

'Out on the Boardwalk' in Niantic

Eleanor Willis, right, of Westerly spots something in the sand while she and her husband, Ray, look for shells and sea glass Thursday, Jan. 23, 2020, at Misquamicut State Beach in Westerly. (Dana Jensen/The Day)

Looking for sea glass in Westerly

Aaleyna Chicote ties tassels along the edge of her fabric while she and her fellow seventh-graders in the Teen Outreach Program, or TOP, make cat blankets for the Waterford Humane Society after school Wednesday, Jan. 22, 2020, at Teachers Memorial Global Studies Magnet Middle School in Norwich. (Dana Jensen/The Day)

Norwich students turn scraps into blankets for cats

Mark Alexander of Waterford walks his dogs, Skippy, right, 13, and Scout, 9, along the path Wednesday, Jan. 22, 2020, at Waterford Beach Park. (Sarah Gordon/The Day)

A winter's walk at Waterford Beach Park

Riggers at the Mystic Seaport Museum work on the rigging on the main and fore masts of the Mayflower II on Tuesday at the museum’s H.B. duPont Preservation Shipyard. (Sarah Gordon/The Day)

Mayflower II continues to get into ship-shape

2019 MLK Scholar Sara Beth Bouchard dances a traditional Argentinian dance with her mother Claudia Bouchard during the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Scholarship Trust Fund Ecumenical Service on Sunday, January 19, 2020 at St. James Episcopal Church in New London. The 36th annual service honored the 13 MLK scholars of 2019 with music, dance, poetry and speakers. (Sarah Gordon/The Day)

Annual MLK scholar service

David Jimenez gives his daughter Magdalee, 4, a push off a ramp on Wednesday, Jan. 15, 2020, at the Winthrop Cove Skatepark in New London. (Sarah Gordon/The Day)

Riding like a princess in New London

Firefighter Mike Gentile of the New London Fire Department laughs with Elijah Rocket, third from left, during lunch Wednesday, Jan. 15, 2020, with fellow classmates, clockwise from bottom left, Rosyln Hall, R.J. Damas, Reed Wester, Shea Felber and Jaxon Ford, at Winthrop STEM Elementary School. Gentile and fellow members of the fire department joined students as part of the Lunch Tray Program. The initiative, created by Katie Hallisey of Higher Edge, gives students a connection to their community by having groups, such as police officers, firefighters and Rotarians, spend lunchtime with students once a month. (Dana Jensen/The Day)

New London firefighters and students bond over lunch

Nik Charron reads lines Tuesday, Jan. 14, 2020, as theater students at the Visual and Performing Arts pathway at New London High School rehearse their production of

New London students take a trip to Spoon River — on stage

Gerald LaGrange, left, of Old Lyme and Judy Peritz of Old Saybrook work on their paintings during the Oil Painting for Beginners class with instructor Jacqueline Jones, not shown, Tuesday, Jan. 14, 2020, at the Lyme Art Association in Old Lyme. ( Dana Jensen/The Day)

Lyme Art Association brings together beginner and seasoned artists

Workers move a Parker 2120 sport cabin model powerboat into position Tuesday, Jan. 14, 2020, during load-in for the Connecticut Marine Trades Association's Hartford Boat Show at Mohegan Sun in the Earth Expo Center. (Sean D. Elliot/The Day)

Boats and more boats come to Mohegan Sun

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Coast Guard vs. Springfield

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NFA avenges earlier loss to New London with 52-38 win

Stonington withstands New London rallies for 64-53 win

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