Articles from Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA) (November 5, 2007)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Albert "Skip" B. Fair.			261
Alexander Ba, 10.			87
Allen 3-pointer nails OT victory for Celts.			664
Armand V. Arsenault.			189
B's manage 1 point in home-and-home.			626
Barre library is recertified.			154
Beverly A. (Saradarian) Abdella, 68.			150
Brady struggles early, delivers in clutch.			745
BRUINS NOTES.			636
BUSINESS PEOPLE.			568
Carol A. (Trombly) O'Brian, 61.			183
Caroline M. Simas, 89.			194
CHARLTON NOTEBOOK.			485
City firefighters battle 2 blazes.			209
Combined choruses reach the heights; Towering, precise pageant.			526
COURTHOUSE RECORDS.			1201
Donna E. (Hardy) Harrod.			96
Farmers market to aid historic meeting place.			444
Florence F. (Witkowicz) Newton, 82.			349
Francis M. Metterville, 79; Retired President & CEO of Fidelity Co-operative Bank.			545
Funerals Today.			436
Gladys J. L'Heureux.			175
HC storms Army; Power play keys victory.			620
Health help offered; Insurance aid outlined.			612
Hector L. Laliberte, 92.			213
Helen (Heath) Loomis.			227
How long will Caradonio stay? Some think supt. will seek state's top ed post.			470
It's all over now, except for the rants.			753
It's the season for some sort of a downfall.			682
Joseph J. Jocz, 80.			226
Land Trust's legacy will be celebrated at EcoTarium; Two decades of preserving open space in, around city.			644
Man down; Fans get old time game from Pats, Colts.			880
MEDICAL MEMOS.			247
Nita E. Newhall, 84.			142
Officials want barriers on Sutton Avenue; Left-turn restrictions sought to cut down on accidents between Main St. and I-395.			644
On the job.			846
Patriots stay undefeated.			1330
Paul W. "Pete" Spence, Jr., 68.			301
Peter M. "Marty" Derry, III, 51.			270
Polish club celebrates 60th anniversary.			351
PRESS BOX.			148
Recent Deaths.			1390
Reducing dropouts; Needed: alternatives to keep students in school.		Editorial	324
Refunds for cable customers in Holland; Cox rate change was impermissible.			317
REGIONAL DIGEST.			460
REGIONAL DIGEST.			208
Retiring chief won't miss the phone calls or stress; Brown joined Fire Department when he was 18; replaced by youngest fire chief in Massachusetts.			574
Ronald J. Filipski, 74.			181
Rose A. (Ziak) Kilborn.			195
Ruth (Slonimsky) Furhman, 87.			184
State eases burden of farm buy.			533
Stoker lifts No. 1 Pioneers.			1212
T&G ballot; Recommendations for City Council, School Committee.		Editorial	207
Thomas J. Valentinetti.			284
TransitionWorks begins in city.			117
Worcester's bilingual ballots get Senate's nod.			816
Working for change; Community organizers provide the means for people to make a stand.			1739
Yeshiva founder honored.			577