Atleta de patinagem artística do Riba d´ Ave Hóquei Clube foi convocada pela Federação de Patinagem de Portugal para a segunda concentração da seleção nacional que vai decorrer, este sábado, em Tomar.
Margarida Oliveira foi campeã Distrital do Minho de Solo Dance, na categoria de iniciados.
A concentração nacional, que vai decorrer este sábado, é para atletas iniciados e infantis, nas modalidades de dança e solo dance.
Seis homens, entre os 29 e os 54 anos, suspeitos de tráfico de droga em Guimarães e Vila Nova de Famalicão, foram detidos pela GNR no decurso de uma investigação que também permitiu a apreensão de mais de 18 mil doses individuais de estupefacientes.
Quatro dos detidos serão presentes ao Tribunal de Instrução Criminal de Matosinhos para aplicação de medidas de coação; os restantes foram libertados, com termo de identidade e residência.
Esta operação, levada a cabo nos primeiros dias desta semana, foi concretizada Núcleo de Investigação Criminal (NIC) de Santo Tirso através de seis buscas domiciliárias e quatro em viaturas. Nestas buscas foram encontradas 15 mil doses de cetamina, 2.400 de canábis resina, 600 de cocaína, 78 de MDMA, 84 de canábis e 200 doses de cocaína.
O Comando Territorial do Porto da GNR, em comunicado, também dá conta da apreensão de 2.100 euros, cinco balanças, material de embalamento e corte da droga, bem como sete telemóveis.
Em representação da seleção nacional, José Ribeiro e Vicente Silva, da equipa Papa Léguas de Famalicão, acompanhados pelo treinador Gilberto Enes, participaram no Encontro Internacional de Estafetas, realizado na passada quarta-feira, em Villafranca de los Barros, em Espanha.
Desta presença nacional realce para a estafeta masculina de 4×100 metros sub-20, constituída por José Ribeiro, David Pereira, Afonso Cruz e Pedro Afonso, que bateu o recorde nacional com a marca de 39,96 segundos. Este resultado garantiu a qualificação direta para o Campeonato do Mundo sub-20, que terá lugar nos Estados Unidos da América, em agosto
Vicente Silva integrou a estafeta 4×100 metros sub-23, contribuindo para uma prestação positiva da equipa portuguesa.
Além destes dois atletas, estava igualmente convocado o sub-18 Francisco Fernandes, também da Papa Léguas. Contudo, uma lesão contraída nos dias anteriores à competição impediu a sua participação.
A presença destes jovens atletas da Papa Léguas de Famalicão numa competição internacional e os resultados alcançados «reforçam o excelente trabalho desenvolvido pelo clube e pelos seus treinadores na formação de atletas de alto nível», refere a associação em nota de imprensa.
As unidades hospitalares do Serviço Nacional de Saúde da região podem ver reforçada a capacidade de resposta das suas infraestruturas, particularmente energéticas, em situações de emergência ou falha prolongada de energia acautelando, por exemplo, os problemas vividos em abril do ano passado com o “apagão”.
O NORTE 2030 vai financiar a aquisição e instalação de geradores de emergência destinados a assegurar a continuidade da alimentação elétrica de áreas críticas e sistemas indispensáveis ao funcionamento de Unidades Locais de Saúde (ULS) e Unidades Hospitalares integradas no SNS da região. São cerca de 4,8 milhões de euros de fundos europeus (FEDER), no âmbito do objetivo dedicado à adaptação às alterações climáticas, prevenção de riscos e reforço da resiliência. A iniciativa integra a tipologia de intervenção “Proteção civil e gestão integrada de riscos”, contribuindo para reforçar a segurança de pessoas, equipamentos e instalações críticas da região.
Com uma taxa máxima de cofinanciamento FEDER de 75%, o apoio responde, segundo comunicado da Comissão de Coordenação e Desenvolvimento Regional do Norte, às necessidades identificadas pela Administração Central do Sistema de Saúde, I.P. (ACSS), no quadro dos investimentos prioritários para reforço da resiliência energética das unidades hospitalares do Norte.
As candidaturas decorrem até 31 de julho deste ano.
A Casa do Empresário da ACIF recebeu, na tarde desta quinta-feira, uma Mostra de Negócios resultante do programa de capacitação “Descobre o teu Potencial Empreendedor”, promovido pelo CLDS 5G Ser Feliz em Famalicão. No evento, que funcionou como o momento de partilha e rede de contactos, os futuros empresários demonstraram como pretendem transformar ideias em modelos de negócios reais e sustentáveis.
Foram apresentados projetos inovadores e percursos de novos talentos locais que se preparam para dinamizar o mercado atual.
Ao longo das últimas semanas, os participantes do programa integraram um plano de formação intensivo focado no desenvolvimento de competências, tais como literacia financeira, marketing e desenvolvimento pessoal. «Acreditamos que o espírito empreendedor de Famalicão ganha uma nova força com estes projetos. O caminho que estes participantes percorreram é um exemplo claro de dedicação e resiliência», destaca a equipa de coordenação do CLDS 5G Famalicão.
Como prova da união de esforços entre as forças vivas do concelho para fixar e apoiar o talento local, o evento contou com a presença de Augusto Lima, vereador da Economia, Empreendedorismo e Inovação da Câmara Municipal de Vila Nova de Famalicão. O autarca acompanhou de perto as propostas dos participantes e sublinhou o compromisso do município com o desenvolvimento económico e a inovação social.
Os presidentes das juntas de freguesia de proveniência dos novos empreendedores também compareceram na sessão, fazendo prova, segunda a organização, «da proximidade e da importância que o poder local atribui à criação de valor e de novas oportunidades nos territórios do concelho».
Ainda segundo nota enviada à redação, a organização confere que com este evento o CLDS 5G Ser Feliz em Famalicão «reforça o seu papel ativo na inclusão, na capacitação e no estímulo à economia local, capacitando os famalicenses para os desafios de um mercado em constante evolução».
O Projeto CLDS 5G “SER… Feliz em Famalicão” coloca as pessoas no centro da transformação social. Com início em 2025 e fim em 2028, esta intervenção tem como eixo prioritário o emprego, formação e qualificação. A Câmara Municipal de Famalicão é a entidade promotora e sob a coordenação da ENGENHO– Associação de Desenvolvimento Local do Vale do Este, em articulação com as Comissões Sociais Inter freguesias de Vila Nova de Famalicão, é proposto um conjunto de ações integradas, desenhadas à medida do território e das potencialidades dos seus recursos locais.
O Município de Famalicão vai contratar até 120 Técnicos Superiores para a implementação das Atividades de Enriquecimento Curricular (AEC) em 2026/2027. São 56 postos de trabalho para a Oficina do Movimento e Ritmo, 45 postos de trabalho para a Oficina das Artes, 11 postos para a Oficina do Conhecimento do Mundo e 8 postos para a Oficina de Ciências e Inovação.
Esta medida de preparação do próximo ano letivo foi aprovada em recente reunião do executivo municipal, onde foi também aprovada a celebração de vários protocolos de colaboração e parcerias com os agrupamentos de escola e entidades parceiras para o desenvolvimento destas atividades.
Em Famalicão e para o ano letivo 2026/2027, as AEC organizam-se em 4 oficinas: Movimento e Ritmo (promoção de competências psicomotoras), Artes (promoção de competências artísticas), Conhecimento do Mundo (promoção de competências linguísticas) e Ciências e Inovação (promoção de competências digitais). O objetivo passa por estimular nas crianças competências físicas, artísticas, linguísticas, digitais e científicas em simultâneo com a criatividade, o espírito crítico, a capacidade de comunicação e o trabalho em equipa.
As AEC são para os alunos do 1.º Ciclo do Ensino Básico e têm como finalidade promover a formação integral, o sucesso educativo e a inclusão. Fortalecer as relações entre a escola, as famílias, a comunidade local e o património cultural são outros propósitos a alcançar com esta medida, cuja planificação e monitorização é desenvolvida com os agrupamentos de escola a quem cabe a definição do modelo de funcionamento e horários, ajustando-os às diferentes realidades educativas.
Todas as informações sobre este procedimento concursal estarão em breves disponíveis na área de Recrutamento do site do município, em https://recrutamentopessoal.famalicao.pt/.
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