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2. Drowning detection system - Wikipedia

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   Active systems are often using a wearable on the swimmer, such as a wristband, that monitors the behaviour and position of the swimmer. If the swimmer is detected to be under water för a certain period, an alarm is triggered and through acoustic underwater communication from the wristband to receivers installed in the pool the alarm is transferred to on-site lifeguards that immediately can ...

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4. Columbus Recreation and Parks Deparment temporarily closes ...

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   Dodge Pool, one of eight outdoor pools operated by the Columbus Recreation and Parks Department, has been temporarily closed due to broken glass. Dodge Pool, one of eight outdoor pools operated by ...

5. Several hospitalized after high levels of carbon monoxide ...

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   Several people were hospitalized Saturday after "life threatening" levels of carbon monoxide were detected at an Ohio hotel pool, Marysville Fire Chief Jay Rile

6. Forest Park (Columbus, Ohio) - Wikipedia

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   The Metzger Brothers Company developed Forest Park as a well-planned, self-contained community. In 1961, Forest Park West was the first residential neighborhood in Columbus, and among the first in the nation, to incorporate internal shopping and recreation (including a swimming pool and bowling center), making it virtually self-sufficient.

7. Olentangy Park - Wikipedia

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   Prior to 1880, Olentangy Park was a wooded area on the Olentangy River which was popular for picnics and swimming. There was a mill in the area north of Ackerman Road. In 1880, Robert M. Turner purchased the area. The first development of this property was the building of a formal picnic ground and swimming area in 1881.