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4 kids involved in smash-and-grab robberies in Pittsburgh Original

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By Nick Papantonis Verified
| WPXI-TV (Pittsburgh, PA) Verified
PITTSBURGH — A brazen smash-and-grab spree took place in Pittsburgh over the weekend. And police say four kids were involved! Tonight on Channel 11, reporter Nick Papantonis shows shocking surveillance video and explains how police were able to track down the group. Follow Channel 11 News on Facebook and Twitter. | Watch WPXI NOW
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One third of schools vulnerable as measles outbreak spreads

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By Nick Papantonis Verified
| MSN Verified
More than a third of western Pennsylvania kindergarten classes had vaccination rates that fell below the level experts said was needed to establish herd immunity last year, leaving them vulnerable to an outbreak as cases pile up in the state. This was a particular concern as measles, which is considered the most contagious disease, is particularly dangerous for infants and children under the age of four years old, as it can scramble their immune systems and lead to brain swelling.
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Will Allegheny County’s reassessment raise your taxes? Here’s a prediction tool Original

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By Nick Papantonis Verified
| WPXI-TV (Pittsburgh, PA) Verified
ALLEGHENY COUNTY, Pa. — The words “property reassessment” are a phrase homeowners across the country have long dreaded. Now, there’s no avoiding it in Allegheny County. After decades of kicking the can down the road, a judge ordered the county to reassess its 580,000 properties by 2032, which will mark the first time some properties have been revalued in 20 years. Supporters say property values have gotten out of whack, with similar homes paying dramatically different amounts in taxes.
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