Articles from Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA) (June 24, 2007)

Title	Author	Type	Words
`Three From the Vault' shows a band in transition.			885
`Veterans Forum' airs on local access TV.			580
15 years after death, two cousins still grieve; Grandmother never walked alone at night.			835
Advisers stand to lose if the state takes over local pension investments.			524
Albert Thibaudeau Memorial Scholarship Golf Tourney winners.			66
Alice E. (Needham) Hasselmann.			35
Alvin N. "Skip" Kibbe, Jr. 62.			318
Bartlett team replays Div. 3 championship win.			565
Beatrice Glashow, 88.			259
Big wheels; `Nacho' threat to win junior division title.			1112
Bruins incubate nest eggs for future.			2952
Building Upton Cave park likely to go by the book.			478
Business briefs.			242
Buying time; Take time to get airport agreement right.			408
Cable contract up for vote.			186
Charleston recovering from loss of 9 lives; Worcester contingent joins in mourning.			768
Cheri O. (Cooper) Robinson, 35.			151
City government tops when it comes to recycling ideas.			1115
City manager, ex-mayor win votes on dance floor; `Salsa king' crowned at benefit.			257
CLASS ACTS.			1799
Cocke 'n Kettle aims at traditionalists.		Restaurant review	1027
Conn. police sweep nets 26 arrests on warrants.			567
Cyprian swings big club in development.			1534
Defying the odds, Douglas makes finals.			543
Depths of history; Chamber mystery remains buried.			512
Dorman steals Revs' spotlight.			688
Dorothy H. (Sherwood) Beauvais, 85.			170
Ernest E. "Bob" Davis Jr. 84.			206
Faith J. (Hale-Humphreys) Osborne.			485
Family finds hope in baseball.			958
First outdoor festival is a success; Black heritage, food and music celebrated.			510
Francona is MVP on this Red Sox team.			1942
Fredette powers Burncoat.			535
Fruitlands is home to the Concord Band.			1080
Fuel economy compromise leaves much to be desired.			204
Fund's underperformance means cuts, layoffs.			394
Funerals Today.			75
Funnels avoid a real stinker; Pena, Wishy torpedo Rox.			738
Garcia has Leominster's number.			365
General assembly; Local patriot remembered.			700
George H. Chabot, 84.			232
Good etiquette very important.			975
Heifer fair educates with fun and facts; Group provides relief aid, livestock.			514
Hugh S. Nicholson, 73.			355
It's a story about (how to save) their lives.			573
Janet B. (Brown) Leardi.			172
Jashua G. Kaiser.			155
Just a rainy lemonade picnic day.			715
Kim A. (Aubrey) Killoran, 44.			253
Lesson for the future; HC employee on mission to build school in native Kenya.			1497
Let's call it license and registration compartment.			607
Local fire brotherhood felt they had to go to S.C. service.			452
Lynyrd Skynyrd never on cruise control.			700
Marion M. Zinck, 69.			192
Minna C. (Crooker) Sweet.			122
Miriam S. Nassar, 79.			251
Mona A. (Dobson) Heinold, 92.			233
Montachusett Regional Vocational Technical.			703
Newlyweds facing cocaine charges.			233
Norio Higano, M.D.			290
Outperformed; Over last five years Worcester Regional Pension Fund had 7th lowest performance in state.			2622
Padres' Young handles BoSox.			548
Plants under attack; Prescribing treatment sometimes difficult.			559
Playing for a cure.			236
Preserving board by board; Restoration `barn-raising' done a little at a time.			871
Purtzer's hoping to avoid strike 3; Two final-day fades haunt leader.			779
Races explode on Fourth.			942
Recent Deaths.			912
RED SOX NOTES.			988
REGIONAL DIGEST.			755
Right at home in hunt; Locals in range after 2 rounds.			952
Round and round they go... Cyclists descend on Fitchburg for Longsjo Classic.			1079
Shared destiny unites two UMass partners.			1119
Spine angle.			96
Stronger Lea on the mend.			751
Students boosting ecological diversity; Middle schoolers create vernal pool.			503
Summer Stroll enjoyed by all; Block dances are held downtown.			529
Summer's fun at the library; Crafts, sleuthing, Spanish, stories galore.			1292
Surge cruise in finale; Revs can't sink Bismark.			601
TELEGRAM & GAZETTE Bloomberg 32.			531
Terese M. (Renaud) Matczak, 51.			320
The Backup files; A look back at the week in business.			446
The classical treatment; Conductor Lee Johnson offers a new vision of some Grateful Dead tunes.		Concert review	763
The loss of a dream; Skyrocketing foreclosures a tragedy that is still unfolding.			1819
The muse guides Chris Cornell.			666
There are so many things we didn't know back then.			1136
Thou shalt not give in to road rage; Pope's driving tips don't stand a chance.			762
Warren "Bud" B. Fisher, 75.			359
Westboro grad wins Female Leadership Scholarship.			200
Work of Leominster seniors takes (and makes) the cake.			434