Articles from Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA) (October 12, 2007)

Title	Author	Type	Words
`Every dollar makes a difference'.			505
35-year-old Apple Festival had humble beginnings.			620
A dark, engaging drama.		Movie review	444
Ancient friends; Consider the giant trees people love.			1333
Beating account disputed; Lawyer says barmaid, not Red Sox hat, led to fight.			821
Beulah A. (Bester) Rutherford, 82.			51
CAMPAIGN NOTEBOOK.			211
Casino plan greeted with criticism; Worcester politicians resist idea of gambling parlor in city.			1028
Celebrating the past; Jewish community remembers neighborhood.			711
Censure backers hope for impact.			653
Charles A. Perkins, 94.			583
Charter articles lead warrant; Straw poll to guide board on buildings.			359
Chief: Police report positive; Complaints show comfort.			711
COLLEGE FOOTBALL.			106
Community bears the cost of needle drop.			695
CORRECTION.			50
COURTHOUSE RECORDS.			1642
Crusaders on wild ride.			1358
Despite record, Patriots may finish strong.			560
Downtown forum planned.			306
Drawdown is delayed at reservoir.			394
Ducks upend Bruins in 3rd; Reigning champs too much.			659
Edward P. Jessie, 63.			272
Factory could be used for toy-making.			282
Fine acting, elegant historical fiction.		Movie review	522
Funerals Today.			573
Game on! Red Sox prepare to face Indians.			845
Gardner steps studied; Lessons learned from dilemma.			815
Genocide measure gets local praise; As effort advances, Turks recall ambassador to U.S.			870
Grasis' trick treats Prouty.			861
Harris pleads not guilty to theft; Church donations to Red Cross missing.			866
Harvest Ball will help raise funds; Food Bank has 25th birthday.			369
HIGH SCHOOL PICKS.			256
Historic 65-acre Fay farm is looking for a caretaker.			507
Historic district vote draws near.			628
Housing unit applauded for its corrective action.			389
If only Abe Lincoln was in running; Prez contenders unimpressive.			809
Irma H. Hill, 84.			375
Judge blasts Glodis; Request federal help, sheriff told.			1084
Land purchases among feature items at town meeting.			570
Lucille M. (Stone) McHugh, 81.			38
Man indicted on porn charges.			313
Man of mystery; Author C.J. West charts his own path.			1090
Manning a rock in stormy waters.			1268
Marlene J. (Piktialis) Reardon, 76.			282
Mieczyslaw "Matthew" Staszczak, 84.			224
Murphy's goal leads Rebels.			869
Neal M. Donovan, 60.			222
New England faces tough test in Big D; Dallas defense looks to stop potent Pats.			741
Nixon ready to face ex-mates.			836
No headline.			427
Not Walden, but a wasteland.		Movie review	418
O'Connell seeking 13th term on School Board; Candidate supports school choice, pilot schools.			601
Papelbon's presence gives Sox edge.			875
Pats ready for Barber; Contest features reunion of former Gophers.			745
Pearl May Green, 50.			97
Plan would cut bus runs, lay off WRTA drivers; Proposal aims to save $1.1M annually.			651
Post office windows broken during melee on Mechanic St.			564
PRESS BOX.			112
Pumpkin regatta now a fundraiser; Money to go to youth programs.			602
Rebecca L. (Richardson) Perucci, 91.			223
Recent Deaths.			831
Red Sox in the ALCS.			849
REGIONAL DIGEST.			160
REGIONAL DIGEST.			318
REGIONAL DIGEST.			216
Released inmate rearrested.			470
Rita Marie (Monahan) Trudeau, 80.			308
Riverfront Park serves as educational tool.			559
Robert Edmond Dion.			276
Ruth-Ann (Toomey) MacLeod, 66.			273
Sewer fee may be kept after all; Misinformation muddies picture.			412
Sharks in good hands with tough Tremblay; Enforcer hopes to contribute with fists.			1148
Standard police story from Phoenix, Wahlberg.		Movie review	344
State awards $200,000 grant for police station construction.			718
State eyes elementary school; Poor progress in English could mean changes.			560
Stem-cell regulations; Health Council removes obstacles to research.		Editorial	266
Stern's trick treats Knights.			861
Strategy for success; Corporate heads push worker development.			738
The public's right; Press `shield law' progressing through Congress.		Editorial	308
Tomahawks face tough challenge.			849
Town learns from grant try.			292
Victim of scam paid by check.			416
Vivian L. Waterhouse.			229
Voters will decide if farmland owner gets 19 acres back.			1096
Warriors notch 10th victory.			861
Wind turbines, farms face votes; Warrant has 12 mostly routine items.			422
Winston S. Kaye, 65.			364
Xcellerex Inc. raises $31M in financing.			223