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These are 2018’s most popular baby names in State College

by: Staff

Posted: Dec 31, 2018 / 03:07 PM EST

Updated: Dec 31, 2018 / 03:07 PM EST

by: Staff

Posted: Dec 31, 2018 / 03:07 PM EST

Updated: Dec 31, 2018 / 03:07 PM EST

By Sarah Rafacz

Benjamin and Emma were the most popular boy and girl names among parents at Mount Nittany Medical Center this year.

The State College hospital had 1,254 live births, as of December 19, according to Anissa Ilie, Mount Nittany Health communications coordinator. Benjamin was also the favorite boy name at MNMC in 2017, but Emma rose to the top from Number 4 last year. (Click here to read more)

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