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OriginClear’s Pool Preserver Can Expand Pool Cleaning Businesses OriginClear’s Pool Preserver Can Expand Pool Cleaning Businesses OriginClear, Inc. (OTCQB: OCLN), The Water Company for the New Economy„¢, today announced commercial availability of the Pool Preserver„¢ – a trailer-based system that can help expand a pool cleaning business without adding skilled labor. Pool professionals can connect the Pool Preserver in the morning, then be free to work on repairs for the same customer or even move to other pool locations, said Tom Marchesello, OriginClear Chief Operating Officer....

Council's transportation committee to consider the $3.6-million street improvement project between Idylwyld Drive and Circle Drive West on Monday.

This appeal comes after the team spent five hours carrying out rescue operations in Carraunhtoohill yesterday. Nine people, from four separate groups, became stuck at the Devil’s Ladder due to icy conditions. The Kerry Mountain Rescue team was alerted to the first incident at 1pm and it took until 6pm until all parties were safely lowered to ground. Assistant PRO of Kerry Mountain Rescue, Alan Wallace says the operation was conducted in cold and dark conditions. It was minus 7 degrees at the summit of Carrauntoohil yesterday, and Mr Wallace adds current conditions are only for very experien...

Kerry Mountain Rescue assisted nine people, from four separate parties, on Carrauntoohil yesterday. All of those who required assistance were unable to move in icy conditions on the Devils Ladder. Assistant PRO for the Kerry Mountain Rescue Team, Alan Wallace outlines what the rescue operation involved

Article content Saskatoon city hall may “rebrand” its planned neighbourhood bikeways, the first of which has just been approved in principle. City council voted unanimously in favour of proceeding with the first such project, a $2.7-million transformation of Dudley Street in Holiday Park, at its final meeting of the year. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or City hall considering a 'rebrand' of neighbourhood bikeways Back to video Funds for the bulk of the project will not be allocated until 2022 at the earliest; council’s decision simply me...