Articles from Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA) (December 10, 2007)

Title	Author	Type	Words
23 crashes, icing close I-84; road not treated before storm; No one seriously hurt; road reopened.			340
69 Quabbin seniors qualify for state Adams scholarships.			273
A strong seasonal tree stand.			704
ABBY KELLEY FOSTER CHARTER HONOR ROLL.			191
Alfred J. "Mike" Gagliardi, 90.			369
Boys & Girls Club tour shows project is moving right along.			515
BUSINESS PEOPLE.			496
Buyer prepare; Class helps people avoid costly mistakes when looking for a first home.			1375
Cancer survivor, Wynonna on stage; Hope Lodge stay led to friendship.			865
CHARLTON NOTEBOOK.			239
Christmas assured for fatherless kids.			1123
City man is `critical' after stabbing; 40-year-old faces charges.			255
Colorful holiday fare.			167
Commission focuses on farming issues; Members to attend information session.			626
Community group lights holiday tree; WHEAT dispenses comfort and hope.			457
COURTHOUSE RECORDS.			2179
Crowell's 27 paces WA; Minutemen march into program's first Cup.			411
Disney on Ice tickets on sale for Jan. 24-27.			59
Divvying up cash still at issue.			579
Drive carefully, learning curves ahead.		Editorial	267
Dudley church, tower beacons of local history.			973
Error will cut tax rate increase; Hike of 15 cents not 76 cents.			361
Eva (Mastro) Rose, 88.			330
Festival of Lights is all about family; Jews gather for Hanukkah food and fun.			424
Film festival favorite.			178
Funerals Today.			426
George A. Smith, Jr., 65.			358
Government shows lack of intelligence; Prez must tell truth - the whole truth.			1033
Helene E. (Galosy) Auger, 86.			314
History on sale for the holidays; Clocks, stationery, books have a feel for city's past.			525
Hospice promotes embracing the joy; Remembering eases the sadness.			378
Housing board has vacancy to fill.			276
How to treat a tree.			156
John A. Howard, 94.			228
John P. Loconto, 53.			228
Joseph A. Letiecq, 92.			342
Legacy in name of fundraiser set; Fund honors Norman Boudreau.			237
Lucky 13.			1251
Marion (Pease) Heckman, 87.			240
MEDICAL MEMOS.			991
Meeting set on Casella plan; Reassurance that `transfer station' is only for residents' trash.			459
Moss lets showing do his talking.			867
Music, arts blend; Pops concert, craft fair entertain.			818
Muslims confer on politics and rights; Group discusses candidates, issues.			769
Needle drop boxes backed by panel; Full council gets report tomorrow.			782
Norden history is pieced together; Volunteers seek cemetery's past.			807
Ogilvie's outlook optimistic for new year.			681
On the job.			583
Preserving a gem; A masterly vision for Institute Park's future.		Editorial	406
Program helps students succeed; Work turns probation to honors.			594
Quabbin girl honored.			163
Recent Deaths.			808
REGIONAL DIGEST.			180
Resurgent defense silences Steelers in second half.			810
Richard Clark Jr., 53.			154
Robert G. Bean; 1918 - 2007.			258
Smaller sewage plant defended; Treatment capacity leaves room for town growth.			911
ST. PETER-MARIAN HONOR ROLL.			480
St. Vincent cardiac program performing well.			802
Students get gifts for troops.			303
Victory guaranteed; Brady's big day propels Patriots.			908
Vincent A. Mandella, 79.			44
Wachusett chamber raffle winners listed; Several sold tickets to themselves.			293
William H. Spence, 78.			253
Young offenders could profit from interaction with seniors.			675