Natalia Jaramillo
Osceola County Reporter at Orlando Sentinel
Covering Osceola County for the @orlandosentinel 🗞UCF Alumna⚡️Feel free to DM me tips! Past: @DJNF
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2 days ago |
orlandosentinel.com | Natalia Jaramillo
Property owners in Kissimmee will soon start paying a special fee to help their fire department recruit additional firefighters and allow them to work less-rigorous schedules. After a public hearing Tuesday evening that lasted more than an hour, commissioners voted 4-1 to assess all property owners $105 per parcel of land plus 56 cents per $1,000 of improvements made. "I can't compromise public safety to save a dollar," Commissioner Angela Eady said.
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5 days ago |
orlandosentinel.com | Natalia Jaramillo
An explosion in a shed ignited two nearby homes on Sunday in Fern Park, according to Seminole County Fire Department. Around 11 a.m. SCFD responded with the assistance of Maitland Fire Department to two homes on fire and a shed in the Fern Park area off S. Lakewood Drive, SCFD said. Firefighters believe the fire began from an explosion in the shed between the two homes and spread quickly, SCFD said. It's unclear if anyone was hurt or how the explosion began. The investigation is ongoing.
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1 week ago |
gazettextra.com | Natalia Jaramillo
ORLANDO, Fla. - Weeks before St. Cloud was set to declare Pride Month for only the second time in its history, council members decided to pause all proclamations and vote on a new process for considering them - a decision set to take place June 12, the nine-year anniversary of the shooting at Pulse. While council members didn't explicitly say Pride month is the reason behind the pause, the city's first openly gay council member said it was the clear target. Copyright 2025 Tribune Content Agency.
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1 week ago |
thebrunswicknews.com | Natalia Jaramillo
ORLANDO, Fla. - Weeks before St. Cloud was set to declare Pride Month for only the second time in its history, council members decided to pause all proclamations and vote on a new process for considering them - a decision set to take place June 12, the nine-year anniversary of the shooting at Pulse. While council members didn't explicitly say Pride month is the reason behind the pause, the city's first openly gay council member said it was the clear target.
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1 week ago |
orlandosentinel.com | Natalia Jaramillo
Weeks before St. Cloud was set to declare Pride Month for only the second time in its history, council members decided to pause all proclamations and vote on a new process for considering them - a decision set to take place June 12, the nine-year anniversary of the shooting at Pulse. While council members didn't explicitly say Pride month is the reason behind the pause, the city's first openly gay council member said it was the clear target.
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