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		April 2026

		Always Call 811 Before You Dig If you plan to begin any project that involves digging — such as building a patio, putting up a fence, or planting bushes and trees — remember to call 811 before work begins. Every digging job requires a call to 811 to have underground utility lines marked. In some cases, lines are buried close to the surface and could easily be damaged by even shallow digging, resulting in service interruptions to your neighborhood. When you call, simply tell the operator where you're planning to dig and what type of work you'll be doing. The affected local utilities will send a locator to your property, free of charge. Then you'll know what's below and be able to dig safely. As one of your local service providers, NDTC thanks you in advance for your cooperation!

		Why So Slim in the '70s? Fewer Americans in the '70s were obese, and it wasn't due to more willpower. The reasons may surprise you.		How AI Reshapes College As generative AI improves, it's harder to distinguish its output from a student's own writing — shaking academia to its core.

		Spring Veggie Recipes Veggies like asparagus and peas are at their prime in spring and available for a great price. Try Spring Vegetable Risotto and more.		Pancakes From 11 Countries Watch 11 chefs from 11 countries showcase their pancake recipes. There's much more to enjoy than American buttermilk pancakes!

		PictureThis This app puts a botanist in your pocket. Instantly identify plants by taking a photo, get help with plant diseases, and receive care tips. Learn more...		Quizlet This AI-powered app provides interactive flashcards, practice tests, and study activities to help people improve grades and master subjects. Learn more...		Shmoody Take the guesswork out of self-care. This app will help you feel better on tough days, build positive habits, and have fun while doing it! Learn more...

		High-End Tiered Tray Make a stunning tiered tray for your spring entertaining. All you need is a gift bag, a thrifted platter, a Dollar Tree plate, and pink spray paint.		Upcycling Old China Do you have old china dishes you don't use for dining? Get them out of the cupboard and upcycle them into beautiful and functional décor pieces.

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