Articles from Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA) (August 7, 2008)

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Title	Type	Words
Alice M. (Demers) Bashaw, 83.		199
Another beetle invasion; But this time, they don't sing and no one is cheering their arrival.		922
Arrest Log; WEST BOYLSTON.		135
Arson blamed in destruction of chipper.		529
Austin J. Violette, 58.		157
Barbara A. (Walsh) Fafard, 83.		180
Bats connect for Wakefield.		1002
Blues blast from the past; Bob Margolin gig recalls '72 heyday with Muddy Waters.		962
Boylston Police Log.		473
Brain scientist's book a stroke of suffering and genius.		997
Building Dept. enhances usefulness of Web site.		283
Business briefs.		434
Casimir J. Bazikas.		206
Charges return parolee to prison; Alleged fight at police station.		643
Christopher P. Loughlin, 39.		199
Claire M. (Croteau) Leveille, 73.		223
CORRECTION.	Correction notice	29
CORRECTIONS.	Correction notice	47
CORRECTIONS.	Correction notice	61
Corrections.	Correction notice	59
Council pushing viable airport options; Alternative uses of facility sought.		610
COURTHOUSE RECORDS.		3508
Czechowski is interim town administrator.		255
DA's office identifies train victim; Autopsy for Shrewsbury man.		582
Dam celebrating its 50th year.		469
Danielle Doris (Turner) Tome, 22.		182
Donna Deneault.		133
Dresser-Marcy four-way stop ahead.		321
Eleanor A. (Butkevich) Cyronak, 65.		223
Elizabeth J. Stolberg.		277
Elm Street fixup on city's radar; Neighborhood meeting scheduled.		305
Flutie's berth in Hall of Fame is well-deserved.		1379
Former CDC leader is proud; Gardner organization has new digs and is going strong.		774
Funerals Today.		535
Garden in the Woods gets the `Bugs' out.		492
Get T in order; Bring nation's first subway up to speed.	Editorial	289
Grace H. Osterhout.		209
Hanover Insurance to buy AIX Holdings of Conn.		566
Havens, McKenna to headline at folk fest.		279
Hearing date set by school board.		288
Hiring library part-timers OK'd; Sustainability of branches being assessed, however.		316
Hollow rings; Beijing visa policy aimed at dissenters.	Editorial	309
J. Timothy O'Connor III.		327
John Peter LaBaire, 54.		266
John Richinick Sr.		246
John Richinick Sr.		177
Joyce L. (Hadley) Newell, 65.		31
Kevin M. Kelley.		223
Knights on shining motorcycles offer help.		707
Lloyd L. Farson.		154
Local athletes soar at Bay State Games.		229
Local athletes soar at Bay State Games.		232
Long wait for win is over; Curran captures Oak Hill title.		768
Louis S. Gonyou, 74.	Obituary	115
Man charged in rape of child; Alleged assaults on 11-year-old.		189
Margot Gillis, 72.		240
Marion Fadgen Mitchell.		161
Mark S. Bell, 52.		149
Mary (Bertzos) Meilinger, 77.		154
Mary Louise (Mayette) Devlin Talbot, 90.		280
Michael W. Berardi, 77.		306
Mildred Louise Clark.		248
Milford man guilty in rape of teen; Sentencing set for Aug. 22.		434
Minding their own business.		1623
Monsters on the loose.		157
Moscoffian takes his firm off state tow list; Criminal investigation remains after lobster off-loading probe.		608
Mountain Men; Group honors pre-Civil War life.		979
NEIGHBOR TO NEIGHBOR.		966
NEIGHBOR TO NEIGHBOR.		604
New direction; Multitalented Eve Summer finds niche as a young director.		1271
No DCU Center game for Celtics; Champs will return to Providence.		239
Northboro police log.		377
Northborough Oil fined for MassDEP violations.		258
Officials eyeing city-run service; Ambulance plan gaining support.		642
P&G to leave Devens; 350 jobs will be eliminated.		478
Paxton woman chronicles tie to `Titanic Survivor'.		684
Philip A. "Red" Ciavola.		333
Pitch bruises Youkilis; X-rays negative on first baseman's thumb.		816
Planning Dept. down to just one; it had five.		322
Police are sued by ACLU; Group seeks records of arrests in schools.		1470
Principal is leaving for guidance post.		440
Protect yourself.		218
Putting the `whee' in Wii; New gaming system at Northboro Senior Center.		619
Ravens, questions are tackled.		975
Ready-to-eat roller sandwiches are recalled.		359
Recent Deaths.	Obituary	1141
REGIONAL DIGEST.		359
REGIONAL DIGEST.		164
REGIONAL DIGEST.		109
Renovations under way on 3 buildings.		548
Rep. Callahan says funds cut to punish her; Housing plan lost $100,000.		1037
Robert P. Beaudette, 74.		245
Ruth (Aronis) Kramer.		189
Sandy says; I see the future more clearly these days.		640
School officials fine-tuning plans for enrollments; Elementary, middle, high in flux.		305
Selectmen adamant: We will fight; Recycling, hazardous waste collection center.		612
Sex assault suspect is spotted; Ex-Winchendon man.		592
Shrewsbury 11-year-old Little League team claims championship.		711
Shrewsbury announces its fourth quarter honor roll.	Financial report	1533
Shrewsbury police log.		2067