The following births were reported at Cape Regional Medical Center:
Jesse Christopher Carawan to Stephanie Hannum and Jesse Carawan of Villas, Oct. 18.
Messiah Alexander Perkins to Erica Jones and Olie Perkins of Wildwood, Oct. 14.
Isabella Marie Famiano to Sandra (Sanchez) Reilly and Matthew Famiano of Cape May, Oct. 28.
Gianna Lynn Nardelli to Linda and Jamie Nardelli of Villas, Nov. 1.
Benjamin Douglas Barcas to Cortney Douglass and William Barcas of Court House, Nov. 2.
Egor Mikhail Kulikov to Maria Kulikov and Mikhail Zlyden of Cape May, Nov. 3.
Riley Michael Petrella to Rebecca Smyth and Mike Petrella of Dennisville, Nov. 3.
Juliet Rayne Bellanger to Jennifer and Denis Bellanger of Rio Grande, Nov. 5.
Joseph Robert McCarthy to Laura Luniewski of Court House, Nov. 5.
Leila Marie Reyes to Candice McCaffery and Adalberto Reyes of Wildwood Crest, Nov. 5.
Craig Warren Gaskins Jr. to Alicia Sexton and Craig Gaskins of Villas, Nov. 7.
Macyee Nicole Paetz to Jessica Smith, Nov. 10.
Kaleb Wyatt Lombardo to Andrea and Daniel Lombardo of South Seaville, Nov. 11.
Nicolas Jack Sample to Nicole Nordgren and Isaac Sample of Villas, Nov. 12.
Giovanni James Germanio-Horvat to Ayrionna Germanio and Joseon Horvat of Belleplain, Nov. 14.
Ashley Lynn Morford to Tammie Carlson and Kevin Morford of Villas, Nov. 15.
And at Shore Memorial Hospital:
Eric Vincent Bostard to Natalie Proud and Eric Bostard of Rio Grande, Nov. 3.
Connor John Snyder to Allison and John Snyder of Villas, Nov. 7.
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