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Mr. Cool sponsors project Keep a Cool Head. | SMN News

November 4, 2019

Mr. Cool sponsors project Keep a Cool Head. | SMN News
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First three MPC classrooms to be air-conditioned in November.

PHILIPSBURG:--- Mr. Cool, refrigerator & air-conditioning supplier in Cole Bay, sponsors project Keep a Cool Head in kind by providing six inverter units. The units will be installed for free in Milton Peters College classrooms in November. Project Keep a Cool Head, providing solar-powered air-conditioning for MPC classrooms still in lack thereof, has been launched in September by accounting firm Baker Tilly, a delegation of MPC teachers and students and SVOBE.
Mr. Cool is the preferred supplier of AC units and as such knows his way around the MPC


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