Articles from Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA) (April 1, 2007)

Title	Author	Type	Words
`Magic' game casts spell at Fitchburg tournament.			743
A boy's best friend; Dog helps Millbury boy with disabilities.			519
A vision of dancers in the city; Young Mr. Parello has some big plans.			865
AL East at a Glance.			1118
Alfred S. Koki.			349
Ann Marie Pearson, 60.			244
Anna M. (Rano) Maile.			244
Anne F. (Joubert) Tyer.			327
Annual walk to light up Beacon of Hope.			892
Apple Tree Arts wins music honor.			1111
Back to future for Rivera.			1281
Battling Boston meets bitter end.			848
Be foolish with a few headlines; Some stories you'll never see in the T&G.			357
BRIEFS.			101
Bruins won't make Lewis their fall guy.			2092
C's Gerald is still very Green.			1513
Catchers' bats failing offense; Varitek, Mirabelli both declining.			727
Cecilia T. "Becky" (Skowron) Saad, 86.			346
Charlton man held in beating of ex-girlfriend; $1M bail set in Leicester.			319
Check lawns for mold; A few easy steps help rid disease.			449
City taxpayers getting whacked as deficit looms.			1189
CLASS ACTS.			1661
Cora, Hinske lend experience to bench.			1079
CORRECTION.			27
Designs on celebrating; Poster contest marks society's 40th.			409
Dice-K OK in final tuneup.			389
Dickey elevates her pro status.			669
Dolores J. Mixter, 81.			206
Easter rising; Lancaster hunters egged on by 4-H.			570
Elizabeth "Betty" Giemza.			343
Elizabeth M. "Mitzi" McLoughlin, 70.			332
Engineers post one-run victories.			944
Federal charges halt porn trading; Shirley consultant pleads guilty.			331
Fitchburg streets spruced for spring; Civic cleanup sees lighter trash load.			391
Francis J. Kurowski.			254
From dodgeball to Darfur; Shepherd Hill project reaches around globe.			554
Funerals Today.		Obituary	106
George E. Peeso, 87.			254
Hawaii's story not told best in old movies.			726
Injury rehabilitation isn't always physical; Lunenburg athlete found sideline can be a painful place.			641
Irish honor smiling on dog trainer; Fitchburg woman saluted for work.			615
J. Leo "Pop" Laverdiere.			344
Jayne C. Eovacious.			238
Jeremy D. Carroll, 17.			370
Joss Stone's third CD betrays her early promise.			628
Kimberly White Osswald.			240
Lois M. (Jordan) Charron.			217
Love of running leads to business; Couple open Westboro store.			1324
Lunenburg paving firm honored.			312
Mary (Mazzone) Ferrazano.			148
Michael P. Sprino Sr.			309
Mining history; Students compete in national contest.			639
Monday night run - and more.			872
Motto for today: `Watch your back'.			1297
No holding Sharks in Texas.			590
Norman Gresco, 75.			263
Old building serves firefighters one more time.			849
On their game; Ball boy `added to spirit of the team'.			362
On their game; Passion defined Warriors' season.			1116
Patrick V. Zecco, 70.			472
Play ball; Japanese phenom sparks high hopes.			689
Pretty Ricky; They're in it for the long haul.			904
Raise your spirits with a trip down the `Tube'.			696
Rams tracksters place 3rd in SWCL.			570
Rebels seek to hold serve; Two stars are gone, but plenty of power remains.			1139
Recent Deaths.		Obituary	1597
Red Scare sent shivers through area factories.			924
Red Sox Opening Day Roster.			497
REGIONAL DIGEST.			228
Rita H. Matthews, 74.			109
Robert J. Duval, 78.			36
School dental clinic running; Webster pupils treated in-house.			1008
Shadows Fall has surprises.			553
Shared history of enthusiasm; Mom, daughter salute teacher.			507
Softball team needs equipment donations.			416
Some states would be better off with name changes.			605
Sox hype may exceed value.			1249
Stemming the tide; State outpaced in race to open stem-cell centers.			1485
Stepping up; Fitchburg middle school faces up to problems.			195
Tartan Ball to bring out the Scottish.			351
Teen police academy to tackle tough stuff.			403
TELEGRAM & GAZETTE Bloomberg 32.			531
The Backup files; A look back at the week in business.			540
The clock is ticking on new airport pact.			1076
The drama behind the painting; Which one of these men betrayed Jesus Chrsit?			672
The future is now for seniors; College-bound students anxious, hopeful for acceptance letters.			1325
The Harlequin is still nearly perfect.			752
The taxman cometh; House Democrats pass a tax-spend budget.			356
Town may rezone sex offenders; Holden hearing is tomorrow.			679
Valma A. "Val" Dion (Hebert), 83.			151
Wallis H. Darnley, 75.			216
When the no-spit ordinance came to Worcester.			932
Whole new ballgame; Will they be a hit or miss?			1099
Yes, your Red Sox will win it all in '07.			724