Articles from Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA) (December 4, 2007)

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Title	Type	Words
`Time to take a stand,' and friends join in.		721
A perfect Scrooge.		194
AD'S Desk.		293
Alice (Naoumis) Galanis.		241
Armond P. Bogosian.		214
B's solve Coliseum curse; Club wins on Long Island for first time in 11 games.		585
Bay Path approves wind turbine study; State grant sought for half $80,000 cost.		402
Business briefs.		460
Candles, balloons recall loss; Fourth service remembering firefighter Marty McNamara V.		841
Celestina A. Fargnoli.		188
Christine H. Branson, M.D., 62.		202
Clinton Arrest Log.		83
CLINTON COURT LOG.		146
Clinton man held on threat allegation; Dangerousness hearing keeps Gallant in jail.		508
Clinton Police Log.		375
Consultant full of ideas for beneficial new bylaws; More regulation suggested to preserve small-town feel.		867
Controversy over clerk heads for vote.		680
CORRECTION.	Editorial	21
Council gives tax break to theater for 7 years; Opening of Hanover is set for March 25.		592
Couple creates system for Malian self-reliance.		702
COURTHOUSE RECORDS.		1524
Dog lovers PAWS; Bay Colony cluster show a New England tradition.		943
Donald C. Butts, 75.		264
Dorothy C. (Pelletier) Lusignan, 90.		339
Duc Truong, 67.		147
Early season is upon us too quickly.		715
Eat well, Viva Bene.	Restaurant review	566
Edward Pariseau, 75.		229
Eisenberg left `victim trail'; Local rape by hostage suspect.		1256
Eleanor M. Sova.		347
Elementary students will receive Ted grants.		206
Elias Gomez, 55.		124
Elizabeth A. "Betty" (Rowe) Swan; August 25, 1924-December 2, 2007.		368
Elvira V. (Giusto) Devlin, 84.		262
Executive joins in at TV show; W. Brookfield firm helps `Makeover'.		902
Fire damages Clinton home.		174
Floyd Sivert Larson.		437
Floyd Sivert Larson.		474
Food voucher expands meals of `toast and tea'.		849
Foothills has new `Story' to tell.		576
Foothills' `Christmas Story' has too much from the adults.		740
Funerals Today.		402
George E. Smith Jr., 82.		50
Governor OKs plan to transfer land for biotech use.		216
Growth becomes issue; Small treatment plant plan OK'd.		483
Hearing for 4-story hotel set for Jan. 3; Neighbors: Project a far cry from developer's first plan.		549
Holiday stroll benefits area charities, highlights local businesses.		1125
Hope at Hanukkah; New peace negotiations brighten Festival of Lights.	Editorial	294
IRS official has second thoughts; Tax exempt status for Muslim charity.		766
John C. "Jack" Tankis.		351
Josephine M. Kerdok.		343
Knights honor outstanding players.		347
Lady Gaels are loaded with talent; Team can contend for league title.		846
Library receives grant.		338
Lillian M. Reynolds.		212
Margaret J. (Ricca) Carpenter, 86.		230
Margaret M. Dolan.		293
Marilyn Botelho.		261
Maroney plays big role in win.		639
Mary Martin, 79.		301
Matthew Boraccini, 79.		218
MCAD to reopen office in city; $230,000 for fair housing project announced.		469
Mercedes in lake may lead to charges; Marlboro resident focus of probe.		358
Mildred (Katzeff) Carter.		196
Move to repeal bylaws rejected; Police association pact OK'd.		614
Nat Grid to leave Westboro; Area operations Waltham-bound.		917
Neil Young puts meditative, fiery sides on display.		915
Noah Wyngowski.		104
Novick loves the trout challenge.		1052
Opera Company `Stuck' with a winner.		664
ORANGE NOTEBOOK.		133
Parents: Teacher pinched student; Administration's response criticized.		771
Partition giveaway is a win-win.		336
Patriots keep streak alive.		1307
Pats' Thomas returns `home'.		630
Paul A. Praderio.		337
Police chief salary offer rejected; Selectmen have 2 other candidates in the wings.		459
Police chief, deputy to get boost in education stipends; Mayor sought equity with unionized officers.		661
Police say drugs used near baby.		291
Pops perform for `those who believe'.		473
PRESS BOX.		66
Profits from Open House to benefit landmine victims.		593
Rail line fails punctuality test; Framingham-Worcester commute has most delays.		797
Ralph P. Giarusso, 84.		224
Ralph Philip Ziegler.		268
Recent Deaths.		1409
REGIONAL DIGEST.		714
REGIONAL DIGEST.		197
REGIONAL DIGEST.		808
Resignations to be investigated; Selectmen decide to look into loss of rec commissioners.		296
Rights `win-win'; Partnership makes possible City Hall outreach office.	Editorial	292
Rollover kills Leicester teen; Bay Path senior didn't wear seat belt.		756
Romney to emulate JFK with Texas faith speech.		461
Russell J. Davis, 94.		391
Ruth C. Giard, 73.		227
School bus driver pleads for old route; Halloween candy incident under review.		467
School computer strategy offered; $1.558 million cost would be shared.		489
School officials say `giving tree' not a religious symbol; Principal takes down decorated evergreen that drew complaints.		541
Senior center effort progresses.		1089
SENIOR PROFILE.		84