Articles from Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA) (April 15, 2008)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
`Streetcar' offers a classic story for Foothills audience.			287
20-ton bridge lifting made easy as pie.			335
7 men ordained Catholic deacons; Bishop presides over ceremony.			303
A `bargain' from the silver screen.			707
A revolutionary show at Light Opera.			718
A taxing task; Filings came early this year.			1178
A teaching moment; Pontiff's visit an opportunity to listen, learn.		Editorial	478
AD's Desk.			273
After debate, Common gets farm market; Objections, parking issues could result in new location.			668
Andrews strong in quick outing.			798
Bending waiting time and travel time; WRTA moves to make some bus routes flexible.			1378
Betty (Torbin) Michaels.			135
Boston battles back.			1232
Boston stages comeback; Tavarez, Manny boost Red Sox.			722
Brenner planning to retire this fall; Administrator served 11 years.			661
Bruins aren't done yet; Boston holding its own with Habs.			1107
Business briefs.			418
CHARLTON NOTEBOOK.			589
Charter changes in need of more research by panel.			484
Chieftains now a varsity team.			685
City man arraigned in assault on officer; Police tried to serve suspect with warrant.			1014
Clerk is charged in Shaw's theft.			143
CLINTON ARREST LOG.			537
CLINTON COURT LOG.			427
Clinton Police Log.			576
Commission to probe arrest's link to pub.			296
CORRECTION.		Correction notice	39
Cost of school study depends on state action.			674
Council OKs permit to develop former factory.			822
Councilors approve Ciesla as fire chief.			530
COURTHOUSE RECORDS.			2880
Crew catches on at WA.			1046
David M. Lastella, 48.			209
Decision on dealership licenses delayed.			498
Diane D. Power.			231
Disaffected Catholics plan protests for pope's visit.			960
Donald E. Hulse.			308
Driver in fatal I-495 crash identified.			123
Dupuis HR powers Fitchburg.			782
Election shaping up in Sterling.			205
Films from the Middle East screened at Clark and WSC.			379
Flying the colors high; Teacher in Middle East sends flag back to Clinton.			398
Foreigner set to play Hanover.			112
Funerals Today.			284
Funny money.			187
Gaels pick up second win.			1192
George Flood, 78.			404
Golf pro's fees assailed; Some charities resent charges for prizes.			1120
Good Luck to the Clinton High-Nypro FIRST team; Gael Force heads to Atlanta.			119
Gordon W. Wood; 1921 - 2008.			256
Gun-assault charges dismissed.			384
Harmless malfunction led to evacuation of schools.			635
Helen B. (Dandro) Hadley, 84.			352
Hospital fundraiser gets star treatment; $220,000 earmarked for cardiac services.			901
Howard M. Bull.			263
James J. Healy, 92.			38
James M. Carpenter Sr.			475
James S. O'Rourke.			34
John E. "Tom" Page, Sr., 79.			183
Judge sends 3 in attack to jail; Shooting victim in car lost an eye.			676
Keen interest in new parcels; Washington Sq. development.			604
Kmiec easily wins in race for selectman.			430
Learn the basics of financial planning.			920
Leave driving to people of all ages.			749
Louie V. Starnes.			317
Lowrie looks ahead to debut; Rookie to crack lineup tonight.			673
Margaret A. "Peggy" (Culver) Ferrazza, 64.			248
Mary Allerton Newhall Maxwell, 90.			378
Mary K. (Kalinowski) Ranck, 84.			49
Nashoba falls to Crusaders.			795
Nashoba FIRST robotics team competes in Boston.			342
Nashoba High removed from `warning' status.			676
New chief, officers appear ready to move on.			538
New fitness center focuses on martial arts.			1003
New water rates delayed; Board votes April 28 on increases.			533
Northbridge displays offensive power.			753
Officials wary of school track plan.			474
Panel tells EPA town broke rule.			436
Passing the Torch.			201
Pauline J. (Leger) Dilling, 85.			369
Pennsylvania: optimistic or bitter?			687
Police overtime at $103,555, growing.			510
PRESS BOX.			187
Rachel (Rapanault) Blair, 89.			181
Rash of break-ins, vehicle theft Sunday; Police warn owners about locking cars.			248
Recent Deaths.			1399
REGIONAL DIGEST.			130
REGIONAL DIGEST.			288
Rita B. (Pouliot) LaPointe, 91.			269
Robert C. "Bob" Bellerive, 51.			42
Robert W. Juskavitch.			36
Rondo hits 23 to propel Celtics; Minus Big Three, Boston ruins Thomas' final home game.			627
Rosemary Zibinskas, 80.			281
Saul I. Reck.			244
Scafidi leads Patriots to upset victory.			771
SENIOR PROFILE; Clinton High School's Jessica Burdick.			77
Sex offender charged with rape.			338
Sophie B. (Gentile) Astrella, 83.			238
St. John's ace has upper hand.			511
Stags are off to a slow start in baseball.			677