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Waterford Welcomes Three New Children

Three Waterford babies were born on February 13th at Lawrence + Memorial Hospital.

Posted by Paul Petrone (Editor), February 26, 2013 at 12:30 pm

The most recent Waterford births at Lawrence + Memorial Hospital:

Feb. 13

Kevin A. Batch and Samantha (Sullivan) Batch welcomed a son.

Brian A. Nichols and Laura (DeMasi) Nichols welcomed a daughter.

Patrick K. Ryan and Courtney (Novak) Ryan welcomed a son.

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