Jeremiah Delgado is a co-owner and journalist for Ocala-News and Villages-News.com, focusing on local news in Ocala, Florida. With a keen interest in business and community development, Jeremiah covers a range of topics including restaurant openings, local events, legal cases, and sports stories.
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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.
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Marion County officials will break ground on Tuesday on a new expansion planned for a southwest Ocala library.
By: Jeremiah Delgado
A development group is seeking a preliminary recommendation from city officials to annex and rezone a 1.29-acre parcel near the Interstate 75, U.S. Highway 27 interchange to construct a new Dairy Queen.
By: Jeremiah Delgado
Marion County school officials will consider the installation of a primary water line for a new elementary school under construction in southwest Ocala during their regular meeting this week.
By: Jeremiah Delgado
A new Mexican restaurant has taken over a spot along a major thoroughfare in Ocala that was previously occupied by a different Mexican restaurant for the past couple of years.
By: Jeremiah Delgado
Last week, city officials told the Ocala Chamber and Economic Partnership to revise and reduce a $190,000 contract for “business services” that has been rubber-stamped for over a decade, saying they would not approve the amount after the chamber went against the city's wishes and supported a rail project that will dramatically impact traffic in downtown.
A team hoping to build Ocala's first Raising Cane's is asking the city to lower a parking space requirement at a shopping center along State Road 200 so that the restaurant can be constructed on an outparcel at the plaza.
One of the top-selling bands of all time is scheduled to headline next year's Rock The Country concert in Ocala, joining several other returning acts that include co-headliner Kid Rock.
An Ocala high school student who maintains a 5.0 grade point average and is a National Merit Scholar semifinalist, was just awarded one of the most prestigious medals bestowed to members of the Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps.
A food truck park that has been operating in south Ocala since March may be denied a special permit to continue operating in its current form, with county officials seeking more permanent upgrades to the parcel and the property owner seeking to temporarily maintain the food truck operations for up to three years while developing an adjacent parcel.
Multiple ordinances related to a proposed RaceTrac near the Interstate 75, West State Road 40 interchange in Ocala will come up for a final vote next week.
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