A antena da NOS instalada no passado mês de fevereiro a poucos metros da Escola D.Maria II vai ser desmontada.
A garantia foi dada à Cidade Hoje por fonte da autarquia famalicense.
O equipamento chegou a ser testado mas nunca entrou em funcionamento, devido a um coro de protestos que surgiu por parte da comunidade. A proximidade da antena à escola e a radiação que esta podia emitir foram os principais argumentos utilizados pelos encarregados de educação e alunos.
Segundo informações que a nossa redação conseguiu recolher, a desinstalação daquele equipamento está relacionado com o facto da NOS não ter conseguido reunir, em tempo útil, toda a documentação solicitada pela Câmara de Famalicão para que fosse autorizado o funcionamento da antena.
A operadora, que se mantém em conversações com a autarquia famalicense, pretende agora transferir aquela instalação para um outro local.
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Diogo Costa, jovem de Vila Nova de Famalicão, foi, esta sexta-feira, para a porta da unidade de Vila Nova de Famalicão do Centro Hospitalar do Médio Ave dar música a todos aqueles que ali se encontram internados.
O jovem, com a ajuda da mãe, decidiu ter este gesto depois de, devido às restrições impostas pela pandemia de Covid-19, lhes ter sido negada a visita a uma familiar que ali se encontra internada.
O momento foi partilhado pelos próprios na internet.
A marca Salsa abriu, esta quinta-feira, a primeira loja em Famalicão. Tem mais próximo de si as peças desta estação, sob o tema “Casa na Pradaria”. Esta a funcionar de segunda a domingo, entre as 10 e as 19 horas.
A loja fica situada no centro histórico da cidade, num edifício completamente remodelado, na Alameda D. Maria II. Numa rua pedonal, cada vez mais moderna, surge uma marca que também começou em Famalicão, já tem lojas em todo o mundo, e agora volta “a casa”, seguindo o plano de expansão da Salsa, que passa por estar cada vez mais próximo dos seus clientes.
O espaço, de imagem leve, moderna e confortável, honra o traçado do edifício original. Foram mantidos e recuperados vários elementos identificativos do edifício, com o objetivo de manter a ligação à história do concelho.
Mas, neste espaço foram incorporados elementos novos ligados a uma marca como a Salsa, conhecida por ter os jeans que melhor vestem no mundo. Mas é mais do que isso: cada peça é feita a pensar em cada tipo de corpo, como uma segunda pele. Da escolha do tecido aos métodos de costura, passando pelo design e técnicas inovadoras, as peças Salsa são feitas com amor e precisão.
A nova loja de Famalicão incorpora tudo isto. É um espaço agradável, feito de detalhes…e de jeanswear.
A parede de pedra da entrada mantém-se e serve de enquadramento ao mobiliário de tons beges suaves e a zona de provadores é quase um lounge, onde a decoração vai desde o lambrim clássico aos sofás e aos tapetes que lhe conferem um ambiente aconchegante.
Obviamente que tudo gira à volta do Denim: atrás do balcão, onde existe uma verdadeira parede de jeans; nos provadores, onde o stock está em exposição e, por consequência, muito mais perto do cliente.
A loja segue o conceito lançado em janeiro deste ano, no Salsa Jeans Studio, em Madrid: é possível fazer a consulta omnicanal em loja e pagar diretamente no provador. O objetivo é tornar o processo de compra numa experiência para o cliente – pode escolher os seus jeans com a ajuda da equipa, experimentá-los num espaço confortável, que o faça sentir em casa, e concluir a compra ali mesmo, sem ter de se deslocar à caixa de pagamento.
A loja usufrui da tecnologia dos também famalicenses MTEX NS, que esteriliza as peças de roupa em 30 segundos, otimizando o processo de compra do cliente, a gestão de stocks de forma mais eficiente, e, acima de tudo, a segurança e o conforto na experiência em loja.
Fernando Valenzuela é o mais recente jogador do Futebol Clube de Famalicão para a próxima temporada.
O extremo, de 23 anos, assinou por uma época com o clube famalicense.
Internacional sub-23 pela Argentina, Fernando Valenzuela vai iniciar a primeira aventura no futebol europeu, depois de ter representado o Barracas Central nas duas últimas temporadas. O argentino vestiu ainda as cores do Racing Club e do Nueva Chicago.
“Estou a cumprir um sonho. Sempre tive o desejo de jogar na Europa e, por isso, não podia estar mais feliz”, confessou, mostrando-se muito agradado pelo facto de poder estrear-se no futebol europeu ao serviço de “um clube que esteve em destaque na última temporada na Liga Portuguesa”.
O presidente da Câmara Municipal de Famalicão visitou, na manha desta sexta-feira, a Base de Apoio Logístico dos Bombeiros Voluntários Famalicenses (B.A.L.).
Esta base está situada nas instalações da antiga Escola Didaxis em Vale São Cosme, Vila Nova de Famalicão.
O objetivo desta B.A.L. é dar apoio aos operacionais que estejam a combater incêndios no distrito.
Para o edil famalicense, Paulo Cunha, está é uma boa forma de aproveitar as instalações que estavam livres, servindo para que os soldados da paz possam restabelecer forças durante o combate às chamas na região.
No distrito esta é a única B.A.L. Na opinião do Comandante Operacional Distrital da Autoridade Nacional de Emergência e Proteção Civil, Hermegildo Abreu, a infraestrutura tem todas as condições para o apoio aos bombeiros, que apesar dos muitos incêndios, têm dado “conta do recado” com o ataque musculado e rápido.
O comandante dos B.V. Famalicenses e anfitrião desta visita, Bruno Alves, considera a B.A.L. um motivo de orgulho para a região, uma vez que tem todas as condições de conforto e logística para apoiar todos os soldados da paz, sejam eles da região ou não.
A Base de Apoio Logístico dos Bombeiros Voluntários Famalicenses tem capacidade para albergar até 70 voluntários. Tem condições para dormidas e refeições, respeitando todas as normas das autoridades de saúde face à pandemia de Covid-19.
Dia 15 de agosto é a data para a reabertura dos Centros de dia.
O anúncio foi feito pela Confederação Nacional das Instituições de Solidariedade.
A reabertura destes espaços implica que o regresso dos utentes que integrem grupos de risco seja previamente avaliado pelo médico assistente.
As autoridades pedem respeito pelo distanciamento físico de cerca de dois metros entre os utentes e sugerem a promoção de atividades ao ar livre.
O guião com as orientações da direção geral de saúde e segurança social prevê medidas de etiqueta respiratória, higiene correta das mãos, controlo ambiental ou atuação perante um caso suspeito, entre outras.
Os centros de dia que funcionem em unidades com outras respostas sociais precisam de uma autorização prévia das autoridades de saúde locais do Instituto de Inclusão Social e Emprego.
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