Articles from Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA) (October 8, 2007)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A TIP OF THE HAT.		Editorial	96
Airport flying high once again; 50 planes at Southbridge most since 1980s.			600
Another sweet sweep.			1124
Arline E. (Parker) Mahan, 93.			128
Bernard Malamud's daughter to give talk.			434
Beryl F. Heyn, 83.			206
Boston gets some rest before ALCS; Sweep gives Sox four-day hiatus.			809
Both sides shun McGovern surtax.			531
BUSINESS PEOPLE.			549
Catherine M. Davis, 80.			184
Chinese to confer on police work; Group to meet with city officials.			540
Church fair draws crowd; Visitors enjoy range of food and crafts.			513
Coack K's Rockets soaring once again.			986
Construction hurting stores downtown.			711
COURTHOUSE RECORDS.			1452
Defense will take turnovers, thank you.			880
Dog owner says shooter still a friend.			537
Double Duty; City clinic will protect against flu and test emergency preparedness.			880
Elizabeth M. Boatwright, 79.			30
Everett N. Kershaw, 84.			387
Floyd F. Barney, 86.			397
Fortamajig wins good toy award; Women design modern way for children to make classic fort.			651
Foundation changes grant-making focus; Opportunity promoted in Main South.			263
Funerals Today.			268
Gerald J. Dolan, 90.			55
Getting their marching orders; City's Columbus Day parade drums up ethnic pride ... for all.			777
Glodis wins award for innovation; Programs aimed at helping rehab inmates.			418
Grab your powder, hide the jug! Re-enactors battle for attention.			626
Hey, clip this out, pin it to a streetlight; Ol' ditty snaps cluttered view into focus.			941
John Ghidinelli 1921-2007.			206
Joseph C. "Chris" Daigle, 54.			204
MEDICAL MEMOS.			390
More classes sought for adults learning English.			412
On the job.			946
Othelia (Nowak) Paradis, 83.			161
Peter P. Belanger, 60.			35
Peter Skliutas, 90.			180
PRESS BOX.			140
Recent Deaths.			637
REGIONAL DIGEST.			118
REGIONAL DIGEST.			105
Richard S. Toomey, 87.			214
Ross: City must pave way for going green.			442
Route 20 crash kills woman, injures 2.			405
Run reached five.			1372
Ruth Ann Hickman.			134
Sweetest season; We fall for it - every time.		Editorial	353
Teaming up to make a difference; Interfaith collaborative steps into the vacuum of scarce public resources.			1232
Theresa M. Belli, 84.			290
This hip-hop night one to remember; Common, Q-Tip team up.			577
Twin triumphs; Patriots' spree continues with victory over Browns.			877
Twin triumphs; Schilling, bats dominate as Red Sox sweep Angels.			809
Volunteers from six towns start on 350th anniversary.			462
With Moss covered tight, Watson is go-to receiver.			749