“The problem was that it didn’t reflect what actually happens in nurse-patient interactions,” says Joseph. “That’s when I realized something very important: Most medical training software is static. There’s no real conversation or interaction. So I wanted to change that.”
Guilderland’s latest agreement with Spectrum, it was noted on Jan. 20, includes for the first time a $25,000 public-access grant that will be used to improve the town’s broadcasting and information-technology infrastructure.
The board’s unanimous Feb. 4 vote overturned a building permit issued for a fence running along a shared driveway between the historic Norman Vale home and the property at 3 Norman Vale Lane, reasoning that the fence would obstruct a historic view of Norman Vale and because the property owner could not articulate a reason for erecting the barrier.
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