Two mule deer, looking like twins, pause as they graze in a field off Old Yellowstone Trail north of Gardiner, late Thursday afternoon. Enterprise photo by Shawn Raecke - livingstonenterprise's Photos

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Enterprise photo Shawn Raecke
Shields Valley High School sophomore Brianne Peterson helps unpack and deliver a shipment of pre-ordered holiday wreaths to her classmates’ cars near the school. A group of students in the Close Up club sold wreaths to raise money for their trip to Washington, D.C., next year.

Two mule deer, looking like twins, pause as they graze in a field off Old Yellowstone Trail north of Gardiner, late Thursday afternoon. Enterprise photo by Shawn Raecke

A group of middle school kids hit the Water Works hill in Livingston for a little sledding on Saturday, December 8, 2012. Ezra Kohn, 12, of Livingston, catches a little air off a jump he and his buddies made.

The kindergarteners including Oliver Webb, center, Quinci Wood, left, and Kaden Stewart, right, from Tawnya Hawkins class at Winans Primary School performed their Christmas program in front of family and friends in the Winans gym on Wednesday afternoon.

Emma Woodruff, 9, of Livingston skates down one of the freshly shoveled paths made by Nate Robinson, left, and Pete Bade at the Sacagawea Park pond on Friday.

Corlyn Nelson and TJ Ford, of Livingston, knew they were going to have a baby boy — but not exactly when. The couple’s first child was due Dec. 23, so when that date drew near the speculation game began. Would the baby arrive on Dec. 12 and be a 12-12-12 baby, or maybe on Dec. 21 when the Mayan calendar was set to run out? Then there was talk of having a Christmas baby. But as it turned out, this baby was thinking more 2013, and 10 days later than expected. At 8:30 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 2, Sebastian Silas Ford came into the world weighing 7 pounds, 1 ounce — the first 2013 baby born at Livingston HealthCare. When asked if the name Sebastian had any special meaning, Corlyn replied, “No, we just picked the name. We just wanted something unique but not too crazy, you know. So we picked one that was kind of old school.” Enterprise photo by Shawn Raecke

Michael Sirovetz, a custodian at Park High School shovels the steps and sidewalk before the Ranger's basketball game against Fergus High School on Thursday night. Enterprise photo by Shawn Raecke

Brittany Wood, 13, of Livingston waits by the edge of the stage during a rehearsal in The Shane Center’s Winter Young Actors’ Workshop's 'Cinderella' at the Dulcie Theatre on Thursday, January 17, 2012.

Two mule deer, looking like twins, pause as they graze in a field off Old Yellowstone Trail north of Gardiner, late Thursday afternoon. Enterprise photo by Shawn Raecke

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