Articles from Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA) (November 30, 2007)

Title	Author	Type	Words
$150M smile for MBTA; Fitchburg riders get the nod.			814
A. Duie Pyle anti-noise order going to trial; Trucking company informs selectmen it plans to move.			498
Adele T. (Cardwell) Wheeler.			253
All I want for Christmas... Santa's list complicated by fads, gadgets and toy recalls.			1148
Anne Demirjian, First Woman Stockbroker in Worcester.			250
Antonette Clemons, 92.			260
Auguster Speight IV.			123
Augustus' vote, tax break in question; Worcester senator, Boston home.			787
Bernadette M. Campanale.			321
Broad selection of holiday events set this weekend; Towns offer Chain of Lights.			1226
Brown anxious to join the fireworks; Receiver activated, but his role remains undefined.			922
Bullies in school are front and center; Educators, law enforcement examine problem.			773
Business briefs.			436
Celtics knock Knicks; Defense leads rout of N.Y.			921
Chara's 2 goals lift B's; Boston ends 6-game losing streak to Panthers.			557
Chief's job may not be very good fit.			777
Claire M. (Brunelle) Schmidt, 85.			428
Clarke, Northbridge try one more hurdle.			752
Competition kicks in; Auto insurers sharpen their pencils.		Editorial	296
Correction.		Correction notice	48
Courthouse records.			2252
Defense on stand for judge; Firing Tuttman wrong, rep says.			818
Donie lifts Bantams past Worcester St. Weasel, Lilly spark Nichols to victory.			323
Elba Grajales, 52.			169
Fence to go up around building; Inspectors, firefighters act to safeguard public.			530
First Night Worcester kicks off its countdown tomorrow.			525
Funerals Today.			572
George Lee Evans, 60.			291
Grants aimed toward easing youth violence.			425
Haddam nuclear tale: sequel is yet to come; Power demand predicted to exceed supply.			712
Have toys, will party.			100
Heart study hits 60th anniversary; Framingham project celebrates.			655
Holiday events around the town.			405
Holland board sets single tax rate.			172
Injuries throw monkey wrench into forecasts.			1311
Jeffrey L. Mailman, 21.			47
Josephine M. (Adamanis) Kerdok, 90.			382
Lack of emergency plan takes on tone of urgency.			609
Lewis leads nasty defense; Patriots have work cut out.			793
Lorraine O. (Hill) Blake Carlson, 79.			135
M.I.A. reaches out with her celebratory songs.		Sound recording review	583
Man pleads guilty in '04 shooting death; Accessory charge in slaying near City Hall.			464
Mary "Mitzie" (Ferguson) Sweeney, 88.			186
Mary J. "Mae" (Dell'Olio) Matrigali, 81.			246
Mayor: Water is testing cleaner; Trihalomethane levels decrease.			877
Mill fire revelations; Welding may have sparked Bernat inferno.			1314
Newfoundland to get new home out of town.			344
Norma C. Pence.			173
Owner donating Town Pound for preservation of 1768 site; State, town prioritized location as a `heritage landscape'.			450
Patrick upholds three-casino plan; On eve of China trade mission, Gov. cites Mass. as green leader.			554
Paul A. Praderio, 79.			357
Police practice of delivering packets matter of `convenience' or big deal?			828
Praise for the park; Facility gets nod from U.S.			559
Rapid rail; Bill aims to speed north county commute.		Editorial	308
Recent Deaths.			1440
Red Hats give from the heart.			814
Regional digest.			479
Regional digest.			104
Regional digest.			369
Regional digest.			703
Robert E. Shays, 47.			30
Ronda Lee Healy, 28.			184
Shepherd Hill traces Halley's torrid path.			922
Show celebrates 20 years of Worcester Artist Group.		Concert review	1131
Spont, Lancers paddle Cougars; Frassica hits four 3-pointers as Worcester State prevails.			701
State grant funding sought for upgrades to town water mains.			579
Suddenly, Green with envy.			902
Tax break endorsed for Hanover Theatre; $2.7M cut over 7 years said critical to financing.			781
Teens in hot car held after chase; BB gun waved at cyclists, stop signs run in flight.			559
Tempest still brews over post's future; Ex-resident wants town to buy Legion home.			823
Testimony: Care International leaders tied to jihadists.			692
The aisle less taken; Fair trade gifts capture holiday spirit for shoppers.			1464
Thurman P. Sharples, Jr., 77.			461
Town clerk outlines articles to FinCom; Salary, process changes proposed.			604
Town unveils plowing policy; Fifteen private roads make list.			673
Two held on fugitive charges.			205
Wildlife support eroding.			910
William Edouard Aubuchon Jr., KM; KGCHS.			567
Worcester bank helps Chamber; celebrate its new headquarters.			562
Youths learning to lead; North Quabbin council gets rolling.			561
Zoning bylaw changes die.			150