Ocala, United States (Local)
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Jeremiah Delgado focuses on local news, particularly related to businesses and events in Ocala, Florida. He covers a wide range of topics including restaurant openings, real estate developments, legal cases, and employment issues within the region.
If you have information about new business ventures or significant development projects in Ocala or insights into ongoing legal cases or human resources matters specifically within this area, Jeremiah could be an ideal contact for your pitch.
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By: Jeremiah Delgado
An internal investigation into a supply chain cybersecurity incident within the Ocala government revealed that procedural failures and misleading statements by a former city manager allowed a cyber fraudster to divert $492,056.44 in municipal funds, leaving the city with a net loss of $27,799.81 after insurance recovery.
By: Jeremiah Delgado
The Ocala City Council will consider employment contract renewals for four of the city's top officials during its regular meeting, committing $883,311 in combined base annual salaries across several executive leadership positions.
By: Jeremiah Delgado
HCA Florida Ocala Hospital has filed a motion to dismiss a medical malpractice lawsuit filed by a Marion County couple, arguing the complaint relies on broad legal conclusions and fails to name specific caregivers or detail individual acts of negligence.
By: Jeremiah Delgado
The developer behind a new, 103-acre residential community in southwest Ocala is asking county commissioners to significantly scale back the project, replacing the approved 621-unit townhome and villa development with 337 single-family, detached homes.
By: Jeremiah Delgado
Six Marion County high school seniors, who are all enrolled in the International Baccalaureate (IB) program at Vanguard High School and have advanced as semifinalists in the National Merit Scholarship Program, have set their sights on top universities and careers in medicine, engineering, and technology.
By: Jeremiah Delgado
A local mother who has been without water since March is asking Marion County commissioners to forgive more than $2,250 in jail fees that she accumulated over 29 days in 2020 so that she may apply for a grant and fix her well.
By: Jeremiah Delgado
Plans for a new 21,000-square-foot medical office building in southeast Ocala will be presented to city officials next week.
By: Jeremiah Delgado
Marion County commissioners will make a final decision on an ordinance that would implement a 12-month moratorium on the acceptance, review, and approval of new data centers.
A Fantasy 5 ticket worth over $56,000 was just sold at a Walmart gas station in Ocala.
By: Jeremiah Delgado
An Ocala couple has filed a lawsuit against a local daycare after their 4-year-old daughter allegedly suffered a traumatic brain injury when she was thrown into a bookshelf during nap time.
