Articles from Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA) (April 4, 2008)

Title	Author	Type	Words
`Irish' will raise money for Rauscher Farm purchase.			653
2 suspects nabbed after bank robbery.			427
A cool head can keep cash from burning.			704
Alexander J. Fay, Sr.			157
Andrew Bibbo.			88
Angles need work for Lancaster Mills project; CVS gets nod for new look.			1006
Arthur K. Wheelock.			220
Baker ready to share his secrets of good-for-you eating.			1093
Band takes `The Wheel'.			159
Beacon Hill Roll Call.			900
Berlin Police Log.			197
Board hears plans for rebuilding motel; Rainbow owners want 2-story structure.			416
Boutot wins first varsity start.			1306
Breen HR boosts Falcons.			386
Briggs is moving to head of class.			846
Business briefs.			348
Bylaw committee chairman appointed.			231
Cecilia E. Stowe.			538
Chieftains raise their expectations.			1160
Church, museum top `hidden jewel' polling.			732
City is alive for Julie Andrews.			501
CLINTON COURT LOG.			241
Commissioner: Rate increases not needed for new water line.			464
Compromise possible on filling $111,000 budget gap; Council is divided over use of savings.			666
COURTHOUSE RECORDS.			2210
CSX told no-fault is a no-go; Rail liability issue.			879
David Dunham.			258
Defending the rifle range rights.			1102
Dems, GOP to pick delegates; Statewide caucuses tomorrow.			606
Developer buys Vianney House; Diocese property once housed priests.			553
Diesel fuel spill in Ayer leads to indictments.			125
Digest.			168
Donors' $4,000 to open pool; Lussiers give back `for the kids'.			433
Duty above & beyond; Army 10th Mountain unit trained by state police for Iraq detail.			1169
Emergency Management Agency wants budget increased to help improve response.			360
Ernest A. Spencer Jr.			237
Fenway maxes out at 39,928.			386
Fest pays homage to the electric guitar.			374
Financial advice for anyone who listens; Country's debt bodes ill for future.			760
FinCom likes school regionalization plan.			439
Finding treasure in the junk.			1213
Fire damages chicken coop.			120
Free, full-day kindergarten to be offered; Parents can opt for midday pickups.			564
Funerals Today.			512
Gaels begin season with a win.			692
Glen D. Hamilton.			294
Going the distance.			134
Golf course upgrades approved; City Council public hearings are next step.			762
Health, library budget requests cut by selectmen; Reductions for 2009 are called hard, but necessary.			670
Hollywood dreams; Gardner native producer for film `The Grand'.			1232
Hon. Robert J. Gallagher.			705
Housing first: An effective fix ... or an invitation for trouble?			820
Housing first: An effective fix ... or an invitation for trouble?			723
Il Forno adds entertainment to quality food offerings.			945
Interesting facts and trivia from `Best of' voting.			412
John Sweatland Sr.			339
Josephine J. (Tiziani) Bartolini, 83.			368
Kids get cyber safety lessons; Children told not to divulge personal information online.			636
Lady Gaels tennis aims for postseason.			602
Lancaster Police Log.			252
Latest budget avoids layoffs; No cushion included.			509
Library is looking for increase to avoid criticism.			592
Local bait shops keep anglers coming back.			997
Maribel Rosario, 29.			144
Mary A. Hartman, 101.			113
Mary Jane T. (Bousquet) O'Brien, 80.			327
Meningitis victim is Assabet student; Youth's friends, contacts notified.			451
Mill conversion plan is troubled; Redevelopment raises issues.			511
National prize is something to cheer about; Shepherd Hill places first in Va. contest.			480
North High gets grant for more AP students.			399
Not all young early risers are doomed to doze by fall.			1280
Patrick goes soft on using flaggers; Police unions fight changes for details.			293
Pension spat; Political fracas ill-served firefighter, public.		Editorial	279
Peter Wilson.			199
Police dog incident charges are dropped; Man also accused of attacking officer.			294
Police investigating motor vehicle break-ins.			266
Press Box.			140
Radio show explores the war experience; Audience, veterans are interviewed.			762
Recent Deaths.			936
REGIONAL DIGEST.			562
REGIONAL DIGEST.			423
REGIONAL DIGEST.			237
REGIONAL DIGEST.			280
Residents pack meeting on budget; Most say they favor Prop. 2-1/2 override.			853
Residents trash Casella plan.			639
Rita D. Chauncey.			173
Rose M. (Lapolito) Morin, 87.			218
Rose M. Tortorello, 69.			153
Selectmen address issues with police procedures.			748
Selectmen watch Nestle plans; Board: Legal action premature for firm's reservoir proposal.			372
Senioritis plaguing Clinton High.			687
Sewer rate hikes in offing; Mandated repair needs revenue.			576
Sex with teen alleged; Teacher faces 7 counts.			831
Spartans see error of ways; Uxbridge boots 7 and wins - again.			496
Sterling officials oppose Nestle pumping proposal.			469
Sterling Police Log.			209
Stones keep rolling in `Shine a Light'.		Movie review	501
Stop on I-84 leads to cocaine charge.			361
Suburbs loom large in Senate race; Augustus exit makes city role less influential.			820
Suspect brought back on charge of murder; Minggia to answer charge in 1984 slaying.			660
Terrific `Nim's Island' a wonderful family film.		Movie review	357
The dream lives on; Civil rights leaders discuss King's legacy.			1759
The right message; Delegation weighs in on CSX-state negotiations.		Editorial	322
Third candidate joins selectman race; Race for two seats is now contested.			569
Three competing for selectman's seat; No contest for 2 terms on school board.			400
Town employees will stay with Fallon; Selectmen mull health insurance rates.			371
TV reality show cuts area dancer.			479
Two-family special permit is approved.			872
Unlocking secret of czar's fate; DNA tests at UMass could confirm identities of remains.			758
Yetta E. Whitman.			279
Young chase never old; Wakefield starts a new year.			923
ZBA tentatively approves 192 units; No vote on rental development site.			621
Zoning change effects in question; Will Value Place hotel plans be impacted?			734