Articles from Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA) (April 8, 2008)

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$10,000 worth of items taken in church break-in.		321
$75,000 in bail is forfeited to state.		220
`Annie' is bit of deja-vu for Clinton Community Theatre.		701
2 finalists vying for school post.		275
4-alarm fire in Southbridge.		39
4th Hall of Fame for Raymond.		1046
A helping hand; Gardner officials bond with businesses.		689
AD's Desk.		298
Adela Leona (Lemieux) Mallon, 93.		260
Amend proposed bill to meet needs of firefighter, taxpayers.		673
AMPLIFICATION.		60
Anita R. (Trudell) "Floating Leaf" Hadley.		133
Beatrice Louise (Congdon) Ringels, 84.		284
Business briefs.		406
City man poised to enter Senate race; 3 declared candidates all suburban selectmen.		450
Clematis J. "Clemy" (Knapik) Machacz, 88.		387
CLINTON ARREST LOG.		496
Clinton Hospital installs computers for patient use.		337
Clinton Police Log.		785
Clintonian takes on the life of the `Ticos' in Costa Rica.		1693
Connecting with God; All Saints parishioners join art with spirituality.		689
Conspiracies never cease, inquest or not.		660
Contact OK'd for Bergeron.		354
CORRECTION.	Correction notice	71
Council approves rain day transfer; City to use fund against shortfall.		736
COURTHOUSE RECORDS.		2712
DIGEST.		434
Doerr honored on reaching 90; Oregon treats Hall of Famer.		643
Dostoevsky brings scholars to Clinton museum Friday.		959
Economic tides lift some, batter others; Evergreen to triple work force.		771
Economic tides lift some, batter others; Gardner gun factory closing.		743
Eleanor D. (Genander) Siemaszko, 80.		265
Erring Blue Devils boot win to Highlanders.		482
Failing at the `science' of shopping.		1079
Firefighter-paramedic jobs on May 5 override ballot.		363
Firing angers workers; 60 meet to plan boycotts, audit.		678
First Church work scheduled.		264
Frances A. (Galeckas) Kuklierus, 81.		229
Funerals Today.		231
Gaels looking to work hard.		859
George A. Strom, 78.		519
Gerald Hastings Ryder.		171
GOP candidate takes on incumbent selectman.		602
He truly was: `To Sir ... With Love'.		728
Helen F. Spedding.		214
Helen J. (Gleason) Cavanaugh, 92.		246
Helen M. (Davenport) Glavin Waterhouse, 100.		209
Henryk Ciszewski, 61.		245
Honorine "Laurie" (Gravel) Miner, 96.		79
Housing plan gets aid from $73K EPA grant; Fitchburg, North Brookfield also get funding.		697
Hundreds turn out to say goodbye to Ralph's founder.		965
Hunter H. Lohman, 79.		37
International eye.		294
J. Arthur Stenstrom, 97.		219
James I. Carlson, 56.		136
James Raphael Niall; March 5, 2008.		35
James V. Armstrong, Jr., 77.		232
Jennie R. Cocchiola, 83.		259
Joseph J. Trotto, 87.		36
Lady Gaels gain experience.		801
Lake Bungay buried beneath sand, salt costs.		333
Lamps give reason for `Reflections'.		779
Lena M. (DiFranco) Battaglia, 80.		173
Leominster pulls rank on Doherty.		492
Leroux's bat helps launch Rockets.		554
Local faces can't hide in the crowd.		631
Long search finally ends; Deputy superintendent chosen.		559
Madalyn ( Timbrook) Mancuso, 83.		225
Manufacturers seek McGovern's aid.		654
Maria (Zienko) Ozak.		190
Martin Herring.		231
Mary Jane LeBlanc, 49.		312
Milford teens' indictments in 2006 slaying will stand.		395
Myrtis W. (Wheeler) Anderson.		184
Nashoba approves $1.2 million field.		406
Neighbor to Neighbor.	Company overview	719
Noemia da Conceicao Duque, 88.		230
NRHS track coach feted.		1265
Old fishing lures jump-start hobby.		982
Paul D. Britton.		244
Plan will give care at home; Fallon and VNA form new agency.		525
PRESS BOX.		164
Public access boat ramp heads to state hearing.		909
Quabbin technology bond is rejected.		445
Recent Deaths.		1701
REGIONAL DIGEST.		144
REGIONAL DIGEST.		346
Registration under way for May annual election.		274
Rent crunch; Gap grows between pay, cost of a roof.		751
Rescue at crash site earns officer honor; Helped three injured in downed plane.		345
Richard E. Murphy.		170
Ride on; Horse, history in new book by Southboro children's author.		1042
Robena R. Dean, 87.		224
Ruth (Katz) Mongilio.		143
Saayda H. Chamuon.		75
Samuel J. Gitto, 70.		377
School board OKs summer school.		501
School Committee says budget won't cover goals set in Nov.		455
School staffing reductions proposed; Lower enrollments driving $46M budget.		524
Selectmen say no to ATVs.		755