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Emmy award-winning TV News Reporter @ KDKA-TV My news philosophy is simple: tell good stories! JBorrasso@kdka.com
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Sara Innamorato, Allegheny County's executive, announces she's pregnant

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By Jennifer Borrasso Verified
| MSN Verified
Jennifer Borrasso Allegheny County Executive Sara Innamorato announced on Tuesday that she is pregnant. Innamorato is expecting to have her first child, a boy, later this year, she said during a quarterly address. Her announcement came as she pushes a paid parental leave proposal for employees in the county.
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At least 30 cats rescued from Pittsburgh home that smelled like "ammonia and death"

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By Jennifer Borrasso Verified
| KDKA-TV (Pittsburgh, PA) Verified
Several organizations are working to help dozens of cats rescued from a home in Pittsburgh's Perry North neighborhood. Officials said at least 60 cats have been living in bad conditions in and around the home on Franklin Road. Now, a rescue operation with the Bureau of Animal Care and Control and local organizations is ongoing.
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Mars Borough leaders approve merger ordinance with Adams Township

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By Jennifer Borrasso Verified
| KDKA-TV (Pittsburgh, PA) Verified
Mars Borough and Adams Township are one step closer to becoming one municipality. On Monday, Mars Borough Council members voted 6-1 to approve an ordinance to adopt a joint merger agreement with Adams Township. Last month, Adams Township's supervisors approved the merger ordinance. If approved in the next step, Mars residents would see lower local taxes, maintaining Adams Township's rate of 3.75 mills for all residents. Also, all mailing addresses would remain the same.
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