Articles from Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA) (March 22, 2007)

Title	Author	Type	Words
`Riding Alone' tells father's journey.		Movie review	554
`Struggling' Dice-K handcuffs the Pirates.			853
24/7 paramedic service weighed; Sturbridge forms informal advisory committee to look into details.			706
3 arrested in crack sting.			132
3 selectman candidates in Grafton; Adams tries comeback after narrow 2006 loss.			326
4-way selectmen's race, library on Dudley ballot.			452
A (ski) jump backward in time.			943
A TIP OF THE HAT.		Editorial	104
Ah...tasty raccoon's on menu; Gourmet coyotes endorse game delicacy.			844
Alice P. Appelt, 78.			235
Allen E. Janaitis.			324
Bank committed to merger offer; Higher per-share price from shareholder rebuffed.			1002
Beautiful music; For conductor and wife, musical marriage is like an old-fashioned movie.			1000
Board OKs Quinsig Wal-Mart plan.			659
Brothers accused in city stabbing; Pair in second incident in eight months.			591
Business briefs.			443
Buyers wary of Nichewaug Inn; Outside bidders skip Petersham auction.			639
Cariglia set for O'Day in race; April 17 faceoff for 14th House.			532
Carl Russell Spets, 81.			502
Carol L. Daley, 98.			26
Celts' subs left to sink.			769
Cheating article prompts PR effort.			647
Chiero ruling disputed; Defense lawyer says client incompetent.			525
Constance "Connie" H. (Flight) Hedstrom, 80.			283
CORRECTIONS.			131
COURTHOUSE RECORDS.			2293
Dark Tranquillity finds metal's nuance.			1075
David Candlin Tolka, 49.			80
David Maina Kigo.		Obituary	85
Donald C. Sellar, 85.			38
Donald G. Berry Sr., 76.			297
East Brookfield incident shows even inside pets not safe from rabies.			771
Educated guesser; Northboro teacher to be on `Jeopardy!'.			628
ER diverts more patients; Reasons unclear for increase in business.			670
Family tradition ends as Oyster Cabin plans closing; Final day for Uxbridge landmark restaurant is April 7.			824
Focus on advanced placement; Awareness night to boost education.			392
Full sewers could stop developments; Holden system may be `at capacity,' development commission learns.			872
Funerals Today.			495
Genevieve A. "Jenny" (Ostrokolowicz) McNamara, 76.			317
George L. Carpenter, 82.			243
Gold Star parents at local rally; Peace march Saturday in city.			468
Gomes glad to get doll; Bobblehead a reminder of how young C's are.			766
Gomez named Centro director; `We have challenges ahead'.			720
Grave concern; Old cemeteries in dire need of rehabilitation.			575
Helen J. (Gablaski) Siplas, 83.			24
High school names principal; St. John's taps Xaverian dean.			307
House approves hospital bond bill.			177
Howie, Rosalie and Clive; Often it's best just to keep quiet, folks.			998
James M. Glass, 88.			345
James T. Belsito, 38.			261
Judge approves Iron Age liquidation plan.			429
Juliette Moore.			165
Kaitlyn Ann Covington.			173
Kenneth W. Pfost, 75.			23
Landfill contract draws warning; Southbridge is told to beware of Casella.			725
Leominster High band samples the `Magic'; Student musicians perform at Disney World, thank city leaders.			405
Long-ago store a key to fishermen's survival.			864
Lori Ann LeBeau, 39.			163
Lucky sevens; Charlton climber aims high.			1399
Lunch ladies not what they were; Healthy menus offer variety, low-fat foods.			1038
Moldy carpets to be removed; West Brookfield schoolrooms to have vinyl-like tile installed.			537
Mylott: Council vote `disturbing'; Mayor says he must bargain.			301
NESN hire follows dream.			990
Newcomer wins primary in 14th.		Editorial	123
No contests develop for Princeton election.			299
Nor'easter couldn't spoil Granite State ski trip.			858
Oldest Shark Ferguson also team's iron man.			1542
Powerman 5000 powers up for busy tour; Frontman Spider undeterred by peaks, valleys, nastiness of recording industry.			916
PRESS BOX.			266
Protecting the environment of outer space for future travel.			1109
Protecting the vulnerable; Polito bill would toughen punishment for sex offenders.		Editorial	416
Recent Deaths.		Obituary	1124
RecTec gets state halt order; Charlton hazardous waste recycler.			517
REGIONAL DIGEST.			307
REGIONAL DIGEST.			429
REGIONAL DIGEST.			222
REGIONAL DIGEST.			364
Rev. Sarah L. (Love) Smedley, 95.			244
Road to the Garden parquet used to be even longer.			1155
Robert M. Strom, Sr. 65.			40
Ruth Marion (Barrett) Boss, 89.			300
Sharks in pink with perfect homestand; Playoff berth within reach.			798
Shirlie (Henderson) DeFalco, 85.			204
Some like health proposal, some don't.			414
Some Tantasqua teachers slam state diversity effort; DOE training session focused on sexual orientation issues.			599
State probes case of the missing 1,000 gallons.			327
Tavern, bakery proposed for Orange.			245
Teacher accused of child rape; Victim was woman's student.			294
Tempers flare over Page's `school budget'.			574
Top rookie goalie is peaking Greiss; Mitchell joins team on weekend.			703
VFW aids dog program for veterans.			471
Vic, the golfer...and a lot more.			694
Violence isn't always pretty.			863
Visionary principal to retire; Moriarty spearheaded full-day kindergarten for Southbridge.			436
Wales takes appraisal firm to task.			575
Walk a heads-up on planet warming; Worcester hosts interfaith hikers.			633
Wayne R. George, 52.			317
Worcester's hills are alive with the sound of concerts.			686
You say tomato ... as well you should.			613