Articles from Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA) (August 31, 2007)

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Title	Type	Words
`Lefty' debuts at TPC Boston.		739
`Typical' preschoolers needed; Child Works can't balance special needs program.		655
50-pound stripers on rise.		1000
A triple header Beanballs cap Yanks' sweep.		980
Alma (Stevens) McKissick, 87.		151
An `Inconsolable' heart; Westboro exhibit portrays artist's wrestling with loss.		1340
Assumption falls in opener at home.		602
Brandi L. (Borci) Crocker, 31.		28
Business briefs.		446
CAMPAIGN NOTEBOOK.		221
Child's drowning ruled an accident; DA: Investigation reveals no foul play.		457
City schools `choice' gets two students.		693
COLLEGE PICKS.		102
Costs of hauling weighed by town; DPW trash trips could save $50K.		429
COURTHOUSE RECORDS.		2602
David Porter.		393
Drug, firearm charges send slay suspect to prison; Evidence contested in 2003 case.		591
Education tops agenda for at-large candidate; Dellasanta likes wind farm.		370
Elizabeth A. (Betty) Kolak, 73.		269
Elizabeth E. (Langdon) Rutledge, 91.		66
Events to honor fallen soldiers are set for Sept. 30.		289
Exhaustive, exhausting look at Iraq mistakes.		657
Failure to repair sidewalk may lead to state fine.		681
Fame in a name; IDs can be bane or blessing.		1387
Farm property purchase is urged; Senior center site enters equation.		715
Few distinctions surface among council candidates; District 5 hopefuls shy from question of budget cuts.		579
Former selectman guilty; Child sex sentence could be 60 years.		600
Franciszek "Frank" Kurkiewicz, 87.		291
Frank F. Care Jr.		97
Free trade zone; Online recycling clubs offer a chance to give, get stuff.		882
Funerals Today.		636
Gerda I. (Statkiewicz) Doreika, 86.		280
Grant sought for Rockwell Pond; Project would protect water.		318
Hard work never an issue; Shrewsbury's Ross puts in the time and gets results.		1147
Hoops for Hope program was slam dunk with youth.		316
Injury could derail Lua's bid; Patriots rookie linebacker hurt against Giants.		704
Jersey a must for Francona; `Fashion police' check manager.		712
Males must express more than anger.		655
Minutemen start HC's clock; Division 1-AA power UMass is a tough-to-digest first course.		753
Naomi Waxman Perlman.		277
Neglected lot ready for makeover; Women Together's park project.		465
New federal grant to help police work; ruisers to get wireless technology.		708
No napping is expected in Fun Day race.		473
No walk-off win this time around; Tornadoes give up 3 runs in 8th.		661
Olga Morrow, 85.	Obituary	110
Personnel board out of commission.		340
Picnic at fort to mark anniversary; Town's first settlers in 1686 were fleeing religious persecution.		941
Police, sheriff's office investigating break-in; Incident shocks area neighbors.		362
PRESS BOX.		161
Punter Baugher booted Patriots sign veteran Hanson.		814
Quabaug Corp. enters a new era.		357
R.I. teen falls into chasm; Rescuers raise hiker from ledge.		339
Raymond A. Beal, 75.		378
Recent Deaths.		870
REGIONAL DIGEST.		201
REGIONAL DIGEST.		916
REGIONAL DIGEST.		316
REGIONAL DIGEST.		314
Reservoir project recommended for grant funding.		317
Revenge flick OK for a drive-in.	Movie review	475
Rhonda M. Cass, 55.		229
Richard H. Schradieck.		46
Roxbury tragedy; Boston firefighters perish in restaurant blaze.	Editorial	214
SBA acts quickly to help fire victims.		661
SCHIP sails for socialized health care.		736
Second ex-officer sentenced to prison; Arroyo ordered to serve 9 months.		605
Selectmen accept wetland donation; 17.22 acres will be protected by town.		341
Smoking car erupts in flames.		145
Solid RB options if you don't land No. 1 Tomlinson.		1554
Stars hiding in preseason finale.		761
State in dire need of reforms in road, bridge maintenance.		725
Suspect awaits mental exam; Bail is denied in 2 homicides.		423
Thomas Clifton Pearson, 52.		277
Tiger's pause hones claws; Rested Woods: `I come to win'.		778
Timeline set up to find new superintendent.	Chronology	365
Utilities survey mixed; National Grid, NStar ranked.		542
Virginia Tech lessons; Were misguided privacy concerns a factor?	Editorial	385
Voters taking a second look at Prop. 2-1/2 override; Teachers, town face cuts if override fails.		698
Worker data lost in theft; Computer taken in Brookfield.		665