Articles from Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA) (February 12, 2008)

Title	Author	Type	Words
$1B set for state life sci; Measure awaits Senate approval.			914
`Can't Take it With You' a welcome charmer.			786
2 charged in alleged break-in, pistol-whipping at apartment.			504
A good life, one breath at a time.			777
A second selectman won't seek re-election.			188
A TIP OF THE HAT.		Editorial	164
Actress Broome captures Hepburn's essence in `Tea at Five'.			832
Alexander S. "Alex" Prusaczyk, 83.			229
Animal nature; Exhibit examines relationship of humans and animal kingdom.			1086
Bartholomew Murphy Sr.			385
Bernice R. Drescher.			471
Board tightens, OKs '09 budget; Cuts allow increase of 3.75% to just over $15M.			596
BRIEFS.			153
Burncoat hitting its stride; Ashton, Rizkalla help Patriots dominate Blue Devils.			475
Business briefs.			449
Central Mass. losing some pull; Key lawmakers exiting.			692
City audit pinpoints reporting problems.			841
CLINTON ARREST LOG.			113
CLINTON COURT LOG.			287
Clinton Police Log.			345
Clinton's Gaughan retires; Led Gaels to Div. 2 baseball state title in 1993.			508
Cold weather? Brrr-ing it on! It's a February freeze, if you please.			815
Cormier ties Lunenburg/Ayer scoring record.			874
Counting on kids; EMC appeals to students to meet need for engineers.			870
COURTHOUSE RECORDS.			1659
Damon E. Cook, 56.			266
Defense keys Gael win on senior night.			768
DOHERTY MEMORIAL HONOR ROLL.			587
Dorothea Frederico; Retired R.N.			419
Dorothy Baker.			248
Edward W. Rogers.			265
Edwin J. Reavey, Sr., 99.			294
Eldridge announces Senate race.			350
Elizabeth "Biz" R. (Russell) Parry, 74.			333
Entrepreneurial strength; Medical device industry in state surpasses others.		Editorial	395
Fire department grant to buy breathing units.			346
Fire in laundry room causes damage at inn.			247
Flash fire at factory put out quickly.			258
Former AUC music director denies abuse charges.			644
Former factory site heads fire chief's list; `No. 1' choice would cost $350,000.			464
Funerals Today.			393
George Poladian, 74.			371
God or medicine in old-time Clinton?			605
Groth gets his 1,000th as Spartans clinch title.			858
Group steps up effort to mail to soldiers.			268
Helen Shabman, 95.			192
Historically bad hair at OSV.			195
Idea of shared police quarters still on the table.			566
Inmate stabs guard at prison; Injuries not life-threatening.			187
Inventions that matter.			418
James E. O'Dell, 82.			228
John E. Kudron, 78.			324
Kent A. Gray, 67.			292
Leon Nigrosh, 67.			198
Living together ... Working together ... Staying together ... Couples who work together share their secrets.			1396
Man faces 20-year term in drug, gun conviction.			428
Mary B. Coyle, 93.			231
Mary E. Risi.			205
Mary T. Rose.			266
Metal favorites fill bill at festival.			140
Money blues; Budget has officials seeing red.			868
Museum gets a very Russian blessing.			418
Nashoba Slammers end on a strong note.			224
Naughton mulls office run.			1096
New Braintree rejects technology bond isssue.			328
New retail, residential life proposed for Linwood Mill.			849
No bail for mother accused of killing child.			341
No headline.			367
NORTH BROOKFIELD HONOR ROLL.			97
Officer cleared in probe.			1243
Old Post Road musicians honor Rameau.			529
Paramedic panel's options could cost the town money.			380
Patrick J. Purcell, 47.			121
Petitioner urges increase in fees for animal licenses; Outdoor cats would be assessed.			653
Plan for dams, restoration of river raises opposition.			686
Police say man tried to burn friend's car; Suspect in arson attempt is chased.			262
Principal takes aim at texting; Lockdowns prompt look at school security.			445
Recent Deaths.			1477
Refs, MIAA won't shake; Two groups still at odds.			1517
REGIONAL DIGEST.			785
REGIONAL DIGEST.			194
REGIONAL DIGEST.			274
REGIONAL DIGEST.			476
Reuben Arbor.			193
Richard C. DiMeco, 70.			296
Richard C. DiMeco.			288
Robert A. LaFlash, 54.			249
Ronald L. Brough.			469
Rowden makes 4 Halls of Fame.			652
Rutland woman among 5 honorees; Federation cites Julianne Kelley's work.			463
School partnership tops Item awards.			339
School plays `Fairy Godmother'.			859
School's low grad rate `startling'.			527
Selectmen name new patrolman, events director.			477
Selectmen to scan administrator hopefuls.			267
SENIOR PROFILE; Clinton High School's Erin Peete.			84
She's painting picture of transition; Retired Worcester policewoman brings lifelong interest to public.			641
St. B's shocks No. 10 Knights; Johnston gets the game ball.			472
Stabbing victim remains in critical condition.			224
Stags are gracious hosts for Vineyarders.			761
State ups regional school tab to $4M; Bill for Wachusett vexes selectman.			319
Stephen F. Allard, 57.			347
Student dissects the issue.			743
Taking the lead; Enrolling puppies in obedience school pays benefits.			1214
Talks begin on proposed sale of senior-center site.			559
Theresa A. Przyborski.			249
Think globally, act locally to make the region greener.			471
Thomasian hits milestone for Indians in loss.			888
Tone down the on-field celebrations.			752
Top two finish all square; 'Cats, Panthers deadlock again.			693
Truck fire closes I-290; no injuries.			595
Turnovers prove costly for Chieftains.			783
Two Central Mass. educators on school district's short list.			285
Union firefighters will receive more money under contract.			574
Van-pooling cuts costs for special ed students.			485
Vera A. (Staniec) McMenemy, 94.			182
Victim of alleged drunk recalled as nice neighbor.			542
Virginia Balchunas, 85.			110
Walter F. Crosby.			458
Whitmans successful in marriage and business.			1117
Zoning emerges as primary focus in first master plan.			229