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Jennifer Cabrera

Jennifer Cabrera

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  • Sheriff's Office warns about scammers who demand payment to avoid arrest

    By Jennifer Cabrera| Alachua Chronicle Verified Staff reportALACHUA COUNTY, Fla. – Alachua County Sheriff’s Office (ASO) is warning the public that scammers are posing as ASO deputies, using real names, and calling citizens to demand money to avoid arrest. Click here to watch ASO’s video. The Alachua County Sheriff’s Office will never call you over the phone or email you demanding money, gift cards, or Bitcoin as a form of payment.

    By Jennifer Cabrera · Alachua Chronicle

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Secretary of State Cord Byrd reminds Florida businesses to file annual reports

    By HomeState governmentSecretary, Jennifer Cabrera| Alachua Chronicle Verified Press release from Florida Department of StateTALLAHASSEE, Fla. – Florida Secretary of State Cord Byrd is reminding businesses and non-profit corporations to file their annual reports before the May 1, 2025, deadline.   Secretary of State Cord Byrd said, “Florida is a great place for business, and filing your annual report is easy, fast, and required to keep your records active with the Department of State.

    By HomeState governmentSecretary, Jennifer Cabrera · Alachua Chronicle

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Sheriff's Office warns about scammers who demand payment to avoid arrest

    By Jennifer Cabrera| Alachua Chronicle Verified Staff reportALACHUA COUNTY, Fla. – Alachua County Sheriff’s Office (ASO) is warning the public that scammers are posing as ASO deputies, using real names, and calling citizens to demand money to avoid arrest. Click here to watch ASO’s video. The Alachua County Sheriff’s Office will never call you over the phone or email you demanding money, gift cards, or Bitcoin as a form of payment.

    By Jennifer Cabrera · Alachua Chronicle

    Apr. 16, 2025

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