“Dig Safe, it’s smart, it’s free and it’s the law.” Many will recognize those words spoken by Roger Cook, the late, beloved landscaper from PBS’ “This Old House,” extolling the virtues of a free ...

Spring, that time of renewal, is also the time that we spring into action outdoors, be it to plant or remove a tree, bush, or undertake some other project on our property. That likely requires digging ...

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - April is Safe Digging Awareness Month to remind people that a number of pipelines, wires, and cables are buried in the ground beneath and around their homes, and to promote ...

NEW YORK (WBNG) -- NYSEG and RG&E are reminding customers to call before digging during National Safe Digging Month. April is National Safe Digging Month, and before homeowners and contractors start ...

BOSTON — Gov. Healey and the Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities have joined other New England states and utility companies around the country to highlight April as Dig Safe Awareness Month.

Spring is in the air and for many of us, that means tackling outdoor projects — whether planting a new tree, installing a fence or upgrading our landscaping. But before grabbing that shovel, there’s ...

ST. LOUIS — Every year, excavators and the utility industry celebrate National Safe Digging Month in April. On March 9, 2023, Governor Mike Parson signed an official proclamation, and on April 4th, ...

During National Safe Digging Month in April, and throughout the year, homeowners and professionals must contact 811 before beginning any digging projects WASHINGTON, April 1, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- In ...

EAU CLAIRE, Wis. (XCEL ENERGY PRESS RELEASE) - Xcel Energy is advising customers who are eager to start their spring planting or landscaping to always call 8-1-1 to have underground utility lines ...

WESTFIELD - Spot a tiny, plastic shovel in Westfield recently? Save it. Westfield Gas & Electric has been hiding them around the city as part of its “Shovels for Scoops” promotion. Those lucky enough ...

When most Bostonians think about infrastructure, their minds might jump to the Zakim Bridge, MBTA’s Park Street Station or the Mass Pike. But some of our most vital infrastructure lies hidden beneath ...