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What number do I call before I start digging?

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By Edward Orzech Verified
| WCNC-TV (Charlotte, NC) Verified
Life It doesn't matter how big or small the project is, you should call 811 because utilities can be at different depths. Author: Edward Orzech Published: 6:29 PM EDT October 13, 2023 Updated: 6:29 PM EDT October 13, 2023 GREENSBORO, N.C. — Many people are starting new projects before the cool weather kicks in. If those projects involved any type of digging, be sure to call 811. Anytime you'll be digging on your property, you need to know where public utility-owned lines are.
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Oxford to start third phase of bike trail

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By Edward Orzech Verified, Oxford Observer
| Journal-News Verified
The Oxford Bike Path east and south around the city part way between Peffer Park and the Oxford Community Park will be extended. Oxford officials said they expect the total cost of construction for the two segments to be about $4.5 million. The third phase of the path’s construction will include sections from Leonard G. Howell Park to the DeWitt Log Cabin. An additional portion connects Peffer Park to Talawanda High School.
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Oxford considers options for funding, staffing shortfalls within fire department

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By Edward Orzech Verified, Oxford Observer
| Journal-News Verified
A call came to the Oxford Fire Department in January from an Oxford Twp. mobile home park. Firefighter/paramedic Sarah Hundall, her partner and the shift commander all sprung into action. Arriving on the scene, the three discovered a trailer enveloped in fire. But the crew only had three people — not enough to operate the fire engine. On an engine team, the driver pumps water, and another runs the officer seat. That leaves one person to perform a solo rescue.
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