Articles from Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA) (August 19, 2007)

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Title	Type	Words
A good catch for Red Sox.		830
A roar of thanks; Eagle House pays tribute to volunteer corps.		485
Agency plans sober house; 7 men to live on Stoneland Road.		743
Alice K. (Knight) Bowman, 85.		316
All the world's a stage; Auditions open at area theatres.		373
Area rallies to family's side.		769
Area student-athletes well represented on all-star teams.		776
Art from the ashes; Renters pick up pieces after Bernat Mill fire.		654
ASGA makes couples out of local foursomes.		1414
Baseball's lingo can drive fan into sacrificial pop-up.		591
Bloom where you're transplanted; Pink House manager moves to other pastures.		1169
BRIEFS.		450
Capt. Michael E. Kowalchek, 52.		219
Charles E. Greenhalgh.		54
Charlton Wildfire girls are champs.		285
Christopher M. Pitney.		351
CLASS ACTS.		1707
CORRECTION.		33
Cycle club to aid local child; Nam Knights will ride for Bryce Adams.		970
Dorothy H. (Sunderland) Baker, 81.		201
Douglas twirler dazzles at camp.	Concert review	1371
Elizabeth A. (Demaria) Aubain, 85.		37
Enjoy color in garden all seasons.		537
Esther J. L. (Larson) Scott, 99.		140
Excelente! 17th Latin Festival opens to happy, hungry crowds.		691
Expanding horizons; Jamie Lee Cantillon dances her way into a movie role.		1143
Explore the mind of a town; Essays on Sturbridge available at library.		371
Fair captures essence of Americana.		1119
Formula for growth; Biopharm company basing global drug HQ in Hopkinton.		1236
Francisca Lopez, 83.		156
Funerals Today.		114
Gladys T. (Capone) Cline, 80.		44
Good choice; Angelini gives new voice to turnpike board.		160
Grafton High lists top students.		297
Grand night for Big Papi.		775
Haiku offers delights beyond sushi.	Restaurant review	780
Helen Petronella Jonis.		190
It's one wacky wedding evening; Comedy to aid health center.		566
Jail may let some out; Federal overcrowding rules.		1249
Katie Linde, 20.		337
Korn's `Untitled' is uninspired, unoriginal.		713
Latex allergies bringing tears to a clown.		887
Marguerite S. (Duffy) Kaiser, 63.		187
Mary Mc Mann.		377
Michael A. Ianiro, 74.		244
Millville dump owner faces fine.		163
NEW ENGLAND IN BRIEF.		129
New teachers get into shape at boot camp.		553
Newton Hill gem in the city.		705
Organic lawn care; Learn from an expert about the grass-roots movement.		877
Pats still need work; Can Maroney be the man?		859
Plummer to head Mass. delegation.		356
Policing helped by sketches; `Incredible' depictions sometimes lead right to a suspect.		1038
Rachel M. (Parker) Prentice, 85.		276
Recent Deaths.		877
Regional elderly care program no longer a secret; Support group allows seniors to remain independent at home.		842
Richardson trying to become a late steal.		1985
Rose O. Van Vleck/Long, 79.		256
Same role for Gagne; Francona sticking by struggling relief pitcher.		777
Saving some green; More seek solar energy in effort to cut costs.		1489
Scott M. Gustafson, 36.		192
September's books celebrate learning and play.		1124
Sox showcasing speed game.		2129
Stay the course; Move to competition on auto insurance.		336
Stephen Hutnak, 84.		224
Student ambassadors; Northboro teenagers broaden horizons.		777
Sweet on biking; Berry hooked on trail riding across U.S.		1276
Tantasqua Warriors capture coveted summer league title.		544
TELEGRAM & GAZETTE Bloomberg 33.		544
That's the spirit! ChthoniC brings some Taiwanese culture to Ozzfest.		1100
The Backup files; A look back at the week in business.		451
The crusade against cancer; Women's team taking fight to San Diego.		613
The debate about what really happened on Sept. 11.		1009
Trailblazer program makes outdoors fun.		652
Trying to put the nightmare behind him.		862
UMass president `playing for pennant'.		1145
Uxbridge fundraiser aids ill boy; Motorcycle event to help pay expenses.		965
Weagle pitches in as Tornadoes hold on; Pena and Bevis nearly flawless in relief.		709