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
Marion County officials will vote on a $50,000 grant to reimburse organizers of Rock The Country for eligible expenses and verified hotel room bookings associated with the multi-day music festival in Ocala.
By: Jeremiah Delgado
An individual performing occupational duties at an Ocala commercial property has sued the company after he allegedly fell more than 20 feet through a concealed fiberglass skylight that had been painted over.
A property owner is asking city officials to annex and rezone an 82-acre, former mining site in southwest Ocala to open the property up for development and the possibility of up to 590 dwelling units.
By: Jeremiah Delgado
A Marion County family was denied their request to keep three goats, four geese, and two ducks for emotional support at their nearly 1-acre property in Dunnellon, with commissioners giving them 30 days to remove the animals.
By: Jeremiah Delgado
A woman has filed a civil lawsuit against an Ocala hotel, alleging she suffered severe injuries after a large portion of a bathroom sink fell on her during her stay.
By: Jeremiah Delgado
The owner of two adjoining downtown Ocala bars is seeking approval to allow patrons to consume alcohol outside their establishments.
A new, 128,000-square-foot Target store that will be golf cart accessible to Ocala's largest retirement community is one step closer to breaking ground after detailed site plans were submitted this week.
By: Jeremiah Delgado
After shattering organizational records with more than $185 million in gross sales during its last two events, the Ocala Breeders' Sales Company is preparing to auction off over 900 horses this June.
By: Jeremiah Delgado
A woman is suing a pair of Ocala homeowners for premises liability, alleging she suffered permanent injuries after stepping into a hidden, trench-like hole that had been concealed by overgrown grass in their yard.
By: Jeremiah Delgado
A local man who has turned his life around will have to pay $5,500 in incarceration fees from nearly a decade ago after Marion County commissioners forgave the interest and maintained the full balance of a civil restitution lien that has been preventing him from purchasing his first home.
