Rocco Maglio is a co-founder of the Hernando Sun, a local news outlet in Hernando County, Florida. With a focus on local news and community events, Rocco covers a wide range of topics including agriculture, education, sports, and local happenings.
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Rocco Maglio's coverage heavily focuses on local news, including community events and sports in the Hernando area of Florida. His articles also cover predictions related to local happenings and government announcements.
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Personal Hygiene Unit stationed at former R Beach. Credit: HCSO
John Paul Reeve, president of the Marine Safety Group, sweeps water out of the Coast Guard Auxiliary Building. [Credit: Hanna Maglio]
Hernando Sun Newspaper covers Brooksville, Masaryktown, Spring Hill, Ridge Manor, Weeki Wachee News
As of this afternoon, Milton is predicted to make landfall in the Sarasota area, with confidence increasing as it moves closer to the west coast, said David DeCarlo, Hernando County Emergency Operations Center director.
Carolyn and Roy Clardy driving away from flooding in Old Crystal River Road in Brooksville, Fla., on Thursday, October 10, 2024. [Photo by Hanna Maglio]
Hernando Sun Newspaper covers Brooksville, Masaryktown, Spring Hill, Ridge Manor, Weeki Wachee News
Wesley Chapel Wildcats Head Coach Josh Raskopf and the team with Tien do holding the top score trophy. [Photo Credit: Austyn Szempruch]
These unofficial results contain totals for the early voting but not the votes on election day. For statewide and district offices these are only the Hernando portions of the results and may not reflect the overall electorate.
The 2024 general election saw strong voter turnout in Hernando County, with 77.55 percent of eligible voters voting in the election. This was an increase over the 2020 election, where 75 percent of eligible voters voted. However, comparisons to 2020 are difficult since it was a COVID-19-affected election where many people voted by mail.
By: Rocco Maglio
Hernando Sun Newspaper covers Brooksville, Masaryktown, Spring Hill, Ridge Manor, Weeki Wachee News
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