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Not so fast! Make sure you call before you dig: 2 Wants to Know - Vimarsana News

Not so fast! Make sure you call before you dig: 2 Wants to Know

Howard Corey with NC811 explains why you need to call 811 before you dig Author: Tosha Brown (WFMY News2) Published: 12:52 PM EDT April 22, 2021 Updated: 12:52 PM EDT April 22, 2021 GREENSBORO, N.C. — It's spring time, are you're probably ready to start landscaping your yard and getting your gardens ready.  Digging in your yard seems simple. It's your yard right?  But did you know every 9 minutes an underground utility line is damaged?  And when you start digging without knowing where utility lines are you and your neighbors are now sitting...

Style Conversational Week 1430: The Style Invitational Empress on this week's horse name contest and winning bank heads - Vimarsana News

Style Conversational Week 1430: The Style Invitational Empress on this week's horse name contest and winning bank heads

The Style Invitational Empress talks about this week’s horse name contest and winning bank heads.

Dog attacks in Brisbane prompt calls for more owner training - Vimarsana News

Dog attacks in Brisbane prompt calls for more owner training

Dog attacks in Brisbane prompt calls for more owner training ThuThursday 18 updated ThuThursday 18 Dog parks can be busy and overwhelming places for young or under-socialised dogs, experts say. ( Share Print text only Cancel People reported more than 500 dog attacks to Brisbane City Council in the past 12 months, but experts say attacks could be reduced if dog owners did more to train and understand their pets. Key points: Dogs that attack or menace a person or animal can be declared a dangerous or menacing dog by local councils Declarations can be appealed through the Queensland Civil and Ad...

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