IDAHO FALLS — Please join our staff in welcoming Emmett William Grossarth to the EastIdahoNews.com extended family!
Emmett was born at 2:33 p.m. Monday, April 19 to EastIdahoNews.com reporter Eric Grossarth and his wife Mckenna. The mother was in labor for six hours, and the newborn weighed 6 pounds, 11 ounces and is 19 inches tall.
This is Eric and Mckenna’s second child. Twenty-one-month-old Emberley is excited to meet her new baby brother.
Eric says Mckenna is recovering well, and they are thrilled with the latest addition to their family.
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Meet Emmett, the newest addition to the EastIdahoNews.com family
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