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مسن ترین بیمار پیوند قلب در بریتانیا ۹۰ ساله شد - Vimarsana News

مسن ترین بیمار پیوند قلب در بریتانیا ۹۰ ساله شد

مسن ترین فرد بریتانیایی که با پیوند قلب زندگی می‌کند، همزمان با تولد ۹۰ سالگی‌اش گفته که تقریبا هر روز به خانواده اهدا کننده قلبش فکر می‌کند.

Source: bbc.com
UK's oldest living heart transplant patient marks 90th birthday - Vimarsana News

UK's oldest living heart transplant patient marks 90th birthday

Ted Warner was only expected to live for eight more years after his operation in 1990.

Source: bbc.co.uk
Endicott tree removal leads to resident, village board action - Vimarsana News

Endicott tree removal leads to resident, village board action

After 35 pear trees were clear-cut on South Street, Endicott residents are pushing for Tree City USA guidelines to govern tree removal.

$20 Million Senior Living Housing Project Proposed in Endicott - Vimarsana News

$20 Million Senior Living Housing Project Proposed in Endicott

$20 Million Senior Living Housing Project Proposed in Endicott A developer has presented plans for a new senior housing complex to the Endicott village board. Trustee Ted Warner said the proposal calls for construction of a 120-unit project near the existing Skye View Heights development off East Franklin Street. Warner said the planned $20 million project would be built on a 25-acre site owned by the developer. He said the new residential units would be in a single U-shaped building. A Skye View Heights residential unit on East Franklin Street on February 16, 2021. (Photo: Bob Joseph/WNBF N...

Three Endicott Trustees Say Village is "Open for Business" - Vimarsana News

Three Endicott Trustees Say Village is "Open for Business"

Although a proposed battery recycling facility has been rejected, three members of Endicott's board of trustees say the village is prepared to welcome new businesses. Board members Ted Warner, Nicholas Burlingame and Patrick Dorner released a statement declaring Endicott "is open for business." Mayor Linda Jackson has said the recent debate over the recycling project made the village "look unfriendly and unwelcoming to new businesses!" But the three trustees have released a series of goals in an effort to attract more businesses and jobs to Endicott. They are calling for amending the village'...