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'Calar' Credores Na Nazaré Fundador Adriano Lucas (1925-2011) | Director Adriano Callé Lucas 28 DE AGOSTO DE 2014 QUINTA-FEIRA | 0,65 EUROS Câmara da Nazaré, Leiriense entre que se encontra em os jovens mais 18 MILHÕES PARA inovadores situação de ruptura Investigadora | P4 financeira, vai recorrer a apoio de emergência Novo Museu ‘CALAR’ CREDORES para pagamento Escolar à espera urgente de dívidas no de financiamento valor de 18 milhões de Marrazes | P2 NA NAZARÉ euros Página 10 PSP deu golpe na pirataria no Mercado de Leiria LUÍS FILIPE COITO Apreensão de filmes | P7 Comércio aplaudei festival góticoi GNR já apanhou 10 incendiários em Ourém Criminalidade | P24 Leiria é o quinto distrito com mais roubos de metal Relatório da GNR | P4 Bombeiros desafiam Comerciantes, em especial da hotelaria e restauração, elogiam iniciativa que traz novos consumidores à cidade. a banho público Alguns hotéis já esgotaram lotação Página 3 Fátima | P24 02 | 28 AGO 2014 | QUINTA-FEIRA António Mega Ferreira apresenta livro na Arquivo António Mega Ferreira dá a conhecer o livro ‘Viagem pela Literatura Europeia’ na livra- ria Arquivo, no próximo dia 13 de Setembro (um sábado), às 17h00. A obra é apresen- Leiria tada pelo professor Fernando Rodrigues. Jovem escritora de Amor Presidente apresenta livro de conselho Novas instalações no Fórum na biblioteca municipal da Educação de Museu Escolar LEIRIA Catarina Feliciano, jo- adianta o município. O presidente do Conselho Na- esperam financiamento vem escritora de Amor, no con- Catarina Feliciano, de 19 cional de Educação, David Jus- celho de Leiria, apresenta no anos, e a iniciar os seus estu- tino, vai estar no V Fórum Edu- dia 5 de Setembro o seu livro dos superiores, teve sempre cação organizado pelo muni- ‘Estado Impuro’, na Biblioteca uma participação activa nos cípio de Leiria, que está agen- Municipal Afonso Lopes Vieira, concursos criativos e de es- dado para 9 de Setembro (uma Cultura Novo edifício para Museu Escolar de Marrazes e filar- às 18h00. Editado pela Chiado crita, organizados pelas esco- terça-feira), no Teatro José Lú- mónica está dependente de financiamento comunitário Editora, o livro dá continuidade las onde foi aluna. cio da Silva em Leiria. ‘Sucesso ARQUIVO à escrita da autora, que desde ‘Estado impuro’ é uma Escolar: Que Estratégias?’ é o A construção do Centro Cultu- os seus 13 anos tem sido uma tema da iniciativa, que é diri- ral de Marrazes, em Leiria, in- obra de Catarina Feli- forma de “viver numa busca gida a professores e educado- vestimento de 2,5 milhões de de equilíbrio incessante”, ma- ciano, de 19 anos, e é res, e procura responder a euros para albergar o Museu terializada num blog, onde pu- apresentado dia 5, às “uma preocupação comum a Escolar e a Filarmónica de São blica os seus textos e poesias, 18h00 professores, estudantes e às fa- Tiago, espera por financiamen - faz saber a autarquia leiriense mílias em geral, na perspectiva to do próximo quadro comu- numa nota de imprensa. A câmara leiriense faz saber de que o êxito na e da escola é nitário. “‘Estado impuro’ é uma obra que “a Biblioteca Municipal um factor estratégico para o O vice-presidente da câmara que retrata uma incansável e Afonso Lopes Vieira acarinha desenvolvimento, integração e de Leiria, Gonçalo Lo pes, es- incessante busca da autora, na deste modo os jovens talentos, bem-estar dos indivíduos e da clareceu que “a câmara aguar - sua ainda precoce fase adulta, promovendo as suas artes e a sociedade como um todo”, faz da pela abertura do quadro num mundo algo narcísico”, sua intervenção cívica”. | saber a câmara leiriense. | comunitário para verificar se há linhas de apoio que con- templem este investimento”, cujo projecto de arquitectura foi aprovado em Maio de 2011 em reunião do executivo mu- nicipal. Segundo o vereador, que tem o pelouro da cultura, “com fi- nanciamento exclusivamente municipal será difícil concreti- zar a obra, uma vez que o seu valor é bastante elevado”. “Todos os investimentos rea- lizados pelo executivo têm pri- vilegiado o financiamento de fundos comunitários”, expli- Marrazes Museu Escolar nasceu de um projecto pedagógico de cou Gonçalo Lopes, à agência professores do 1.º Ciclo Lusa. Reconhecendo que as ac- de cafetaria completam o Cen- está implantado, o salão da tuais instalações do Museu Es- tro Cultural. junta de freguesia”. colar dos Marrazes “são A presidente da Junta da re du zidas, tendo em conta a União de Freguesias de Marra- Museu abriu em 1997 sua colecção”, o autarca salien- zes e Barosa, entidade que ce - Segundo o sítio na Internet tou que “há todo o interesse em deu o terreno à câmara, em do museu, este teve a sua ori- concretizar o Centro Cultural direito de superfície, para ins- gem num projecto pedagógico, com rapidez, mas é necessário talar o centro, expressou o de- posto em prática pelos profes- garantias de financiamento”. sejo de que “o projecto saia sores do 1.º ciclo de Marrazes, O projecto de arquitectura rapidamente da gaveta e a obra no ano lectivo 1992/1993, com do Centro Cultural de Marra- nasça”. o título ‘A escola através dos zes prevê, para a componente “Apesar de ser um museu tempos’. musical, várias salas de aula e pequeno, a dimensão que en- Devido às dimensões atingi- outros espaços para o desen- cerra, pela qualidade e pelo das pelo material reunido, volvimento de workshops e acervo, vai além-fronteiras, tra- “houve dificuldades em encon- acções educativas. zendo investigadores a Marra- trar novas instalações que cor- Já o Museu Escolar vai dis- zes para ali realizarem respondessem às necessidades por de uma sala de exposições tra balhos de pesquisa”, decla- exigidas” e, para que esse permanente e temporária, rou Isabel Afonso. acervo não se perdesse, a junta além de outros espaços para A autarca referiu que, se não assumiu a sua conservação e restauro ou colocação de acer - for possível a concretização do exposição. vo. Um anfiteatro, com capaci- Centro Cultural, “o executivo O museu abriu portas em dade para 261 lugares sentados, tudo fará para conferir ao Mu - Maio de 1997 e, quatro anos respectivos camarins, zona de seu Escolar maior dignidade, depois, passou a integrar a arrumação e ainda uma área ampliando as instalações onde Rede Portuguesa de Museus. | QUINTA-FEIRA | 28 AGO 2014 | 03 Alterações de trânsito em Leiria No âmbito do festival gótico ‘Entremuralhas’, o trânsito estará encerrado de hoje a sá- bado no largo Doutor Manuel de Arriaga (excepção para veículos prioritários e morado- res) e no largo de São Pedro. Leiria LUIS FILIPE COITO que "este ano, a maioria das re- a maioria, dos alojamentos da servas tem sido feita em cima região. da hora, apesar de, em anos A cidade é, por isso, prefe- anteriores, ser feita com ante- rência, sobretudo pela proxi- cedência". "Comparativamente midade ao castelo, onde de- ao ano passado, a ocupação de corre o festival. É o que acon- Agosto está a ser melhor. Te- tece na Casa Vale do Rei, na mos recebido reservas que Maceira, a cerca de 11 kms da coincidem com o festival, mas cidade, cujos hóspedes "são so- não há uma ideia certa da per- bretudo turistas estrangeiros". centagem de pessoas que fica "Nesta altura do ano a ocu- hospedada no hotel e que vai pação é maior devido ao mês ao Entremuralhas, já que nem em questão (Agosto), não pelo todas mencionam que vão ao Entremuralhas", contou fonte festival", contou a mesma da Casa Vale do Rei. fonte. "Sem dúvida que o evento trouxe animação à ci- No primeiro dia do dade, desde a primeira edição. Entremuralhas, as Trouxe beneficios não só para unidades hoteleiras de a hotelaria como também para o comércioe restauração. As Leiria registam uma pessoas também aproveitam lotação entre 50% e para passear e conhecer a ci- 90%, mas a tendência dade, já que cá ficam por al- é para que esgote guns dias", acrescentou. Já no Hostel de Leiria, a lo- Chico Lobo aposta num Festival gótico de Leiria, que vai na sua 5.ª edição, é já uma referência além-fronteiras tação está esgotada há mais de mural dedicado ao evento dois meses e cerca de 90% das Tal como a hotelaria, também reservas são de festivaleiros do a restauração beneficiadas Entremuralhas. Fonte do Hos- pessoas que por estes dias pas- Hotéis e restauração tel contou ao Diário de Leiria seiam por Leiria e aproveitam que "já no ano passado a lota- para conhecer os cafés da ci- ção esteve esgotada" e que dade. lucram com festival "mesmo assim, ainda há gente O Chico Lobo, situado no que procura por algum quarto centro da praça e que adoptou disponível". "Concordo plena- o diminutivo do poeta leiriense Entremuralhas mente que o festival é uma Francisco Rodrigues Lobo, até mais-valia na cidade e não só se vestiu a rigor para a ocasião. a nível dos alojamentos mas O proprietário, Vasco Ferreira, também no comércio, sobre- quis "apostar na remodelação" Leiria Já lá vão cinco anos desde que o Entremuralhas trouxe música à cidade. tudo o da zona histórica", fri- e tornar o Chico Lobo "num Contas feitas, restaurantes e hóteis são os que mais beneficiam com o festival sou ainda. espaço que valorize a cidade", A 'lufada de ar fresco' que se a começar pelo mural dedi- Bruna Santos "um festival que marca pela di- D. José Alves Correia da Silva, que o hotel dispõe de 135 quar- faz sentir por estes dias nas cado ao Entremuralhas: os vá- ferença e que traz imensa a ocupação até ontem pela tos", referiu um dos fucioná- unidades hoteleiras e que re- rios flyers lançados desde 2010 No dia em que arranca a 5.ª gente até cá".
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