Articles from Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA) (December 14, 2007)

Title	Author	Type	Words
$450 million in diverted aid should go back to communities.			531
`Twice Told Tales' available.			126
A new take on Asian food.		Restaurant review	931
A remarkably eerie meditation on life, meaning of reality.		Movie review	538
Alicia G. (Coddington) Bross; Worked in Wire and Cable Industry for Many Years.			231
Alicia G. Bross.			226
Animal adoptions are urged; Rescued animals in need of homes.			544
Apartment fire forces 16 people to find shelter; City had condemned dwelling.			244
April L. (Piccirillo) Montville, 29.			47
Artist on the rise; Unique decoupages put Jenn Sherr in the spotlight.			1129
Berlin Arrest Log.			108
Berlin Police Log.			345
Board of Health hearings set on added use of landfill.			458
Book signing to help Opacum Land Trust.			543
Bruins can't weather the storm; Langenbrunner nets 2 for Devils; only 1,500 people at game.			626
Bryan Hanson.			208
Business briefs.			416
Busting through Blockbuster.			136
Car crashes into Clinton video store.			141
Chamber of Commerce lists awards.		Awards list	223
Chieftain wrestlers grapple with numbers.			445
Chipmunk nostalgia wears off.		Movie review	534
City's link to steel in sale talks; Morgan Construction courted in Europe.			1106
Computer parts allegedly stolen; 26-year worker at Waters charged.			357
Concetta A. Del Duca.			196
COURTHOUSE RECORDS.			1959
Crime-busting tool; DNA again proves a valuable detection aid.		Editorial	224
Death mourned, life is celebrated; Crash kills Oakmont student, 16.			690
Economic development in Mass. for all.			730
Economic news `sobering'; Officials predict domino effect as indicators topple.			625
Eli's ups and downs keep owners guessing.			1496
Elizabeth Dozois.			204
FIRST things first; Autobots muscle way through mini-FIRST.			610
Florence E. Fothergill.			286
Foothills has new `Story' to tell.			521
Francis G. Bangrazi.			247
Funerals Today.			491
Gabe looking forward to ice fishing season.			1079
Gary E. Prunier, 54.			287
Good news.			773
GRIDLOCK! `All in the timing ... and all bad'.			1765
Increased misbehavior adding to education costs.			573
Janet M. Doyle, 69.			96
Lancaster Arrest Log.			66
Lancaster Police Log.			223
Leader of the band; Cannon takes baton at Thayer concert.			776
Main St. shooting defendant sentenced; Suspect pleaded guilty, testified.			533
Marie Ann (Manzelli) Finizza, 80.			35
Mary C. Vaillancourt.			334
Mary Jo Armesy, 89.			300
Michael Baird Canty, Oct. 27.			61
Muslim charity defendants acquitted on one charge.			687
No special coding needed for this gift.			1071
Paper trail has sergeant tied in a knot.			676
Pats' safety still strong; Harrison gets back to form.			834
Philip G. Jackson, 46.			237
Press Box.			175
Ramp project gets conditions.			330
Recent Deaths.			803
REGIONAL DIGEST.			371
REGIONAL DIGEST.			323
Robert D. O'Neil, 83.			27
Romney's speech revealed a limited view of pluralism.			667
Route 15 business is backed; Planning board endorses zoning changes.			759
Sarah Ingegneri.			130
School district explores solution to late buses.			903
School supt. outlines Bernat plan; Proposal includes preschool, senior center.			909
Scola prosecutor withdraws; With no resolution, slaying probe could start all over again.			971
Selectman denies bullying in heavy-duty discussion.			650
SENIOR PROFILE; Nashoba Regional High School's Madison Hawkins.			76
Snow closing.			416
Sr. Helena St. James Finnegan, SND, 91.			190
Stacia T. "Bunny" (Wojtowicz) Beando, 87.			50
Stag rally falls short against Maynard Tigers.			663
Sterling Police Log.			195
Tapped out? Limited water supplies could constrain growth.			998
This reading plan has another Potter.			712
Town manager field shrinks to 3; Finalist withdraws; clock ticking.			362
Ultimate Warrior; Vayda leading Tantasqua.			1174
Wales hires firm to clean mold.			297
Wastewater plant bid over estimate.			120
Worcester man faces cocaine, weapons charges.			269
Wright's season now over; Defensive lineman placed on IR; team signs Spach.			998
Yellow box delay; Revised syringe drop-off plan is worth a try.		Editorial	370