New Carinthians
Two New Year’s babies have seen the light of day
There may not have been a precision landing at midnight, but four new Carinthians started their journey into life today in St. Veit, Klagenfurt, Villach and Friesach. They also belong to a new "generation".
Kronen Zeitung als bevorzugte Google-Quelle hinzufügen After millennials, zoomers and "Generation Alpha" (the nomenclature starts again, unimaginatively, from the beginning in the Greek alphabet), "Generation Beta" is now taking over the sceptre as of 01.01.2025. Even if the name still has room for improvement, our two Carinthian New Year's babies are of course perfect.
The race for the Carinthian New Year's baby went to St. Veit - where Marie saw the light of day at 0.44 a.m. in the Hospital of the Brothers of Mercy. Marie will soon return to Mühlen in Styria, where she can grow up and become strong with her overjoyed family.
At 1.13 a.m. the time had come in Klagenfurt and a healthy little boy was born. Less than three hours later, at 4.01 a.m., the newest Villach girl followed. Enna is 50 centimeters tall, weighs 2.9 kilograms and is even continuing a family tradition - her mother was already a New Year's baby when she was born 38 years ago. And little Ben from Friesach was born at 6.07 a.m. in the hospital of the Brothers of Mercy in St. Veit.
We wish the two new Carinthians, their parents and families all the best and good health!
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