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

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Title	Type	Words
`Pole'-ing numbers look good for Nashoba.		743
AD's Desk.		305
Administrator resigns after 1 year.		349
Alden K. Lyford, 88.		227
And the walls came tumbling down on Sterling Street.		625
Anne A. (Goblaskas) Thebodo, 50.		118
Antonina Ciecuria Slowik, 86.		300
At least 14 cats killed as fire destroys home.		400
Auction at Ozzy show benefits wife's charity.		190
Bavis, Wild are engaged.		75
Board denies request for sewer addition.		698
Brady bracing for hard hits.		720
Business briefs.		453
Captains' gene runs in the Lyons family.		865
Card to retire after 15 years on board; Ex-fire captain draws praise from colleagues.		404
Carl W. Bounds, 82.		73
Carlton Brown, 64.		199
Carol A. (Kirkpatrick) Barr, 68.		180
Catherine C. (Trum) Clark, 90.		203
Chieftain wrestlers win three in a row.		334
Chinese anyone?		102
Clean Water reforms urged; Coalition cites financial burdens.		744
CLINTON ARREST LOG.		68
Complaint filed against officer seeking top job; Ticket-fixing, other misconduct alleged against police sergeant.		1389
Concorde M. (Saucier) Kozlowski, 92.		156
Conry wants to investigate missing money.		649
Corrections and amplifications.	Correction notice	55
Court Log; Clinton.		48
COURTHOUSE RECORDS.		2294
David Casson.		273
David Crispen.		163
Dealing with debt: Tipping the scales leaner.		741
Deficit puts Elderbus in jeopardy.		822
DEP eyes $24M in clean water loans.		251
Diane G. Davis.		122
Edward J. Mezzoni Sr.		181
Evelyn M. (Cabana) LaRochelle, 74.		268
Federal Square mini-park work starts; Homeless advocates decry bench removals.		916
Finding what works; Pilot program in Worcester targets hunger.	Editorial	425
Fitchburg's secret comes out in win.		540
Fly fishing show hits Marlboro.		986
Former selectman charged with assault on estranged wife.		288
Freda casts protest vote against re-electing Marchand as council president.		389
Funerals Today.		356
Gaels take their lumps against the Spartans.		257
Gaffney could play a key role; No. 4 receiver playoff-tested.		808
Get out the vote.		250
Group aims to save Quabbin-area corridor.		515
Hawke pledges spirit of collaboration.		845
Help in all seasons.		192
Holiday gift closet updated.		815
Jose Martinez, 85.		165
Julie Andrews to participate in fundraiser for schools; `The Hills Are Alive' draws star of stage and screen.		307
Kathleen Chalifoux.		378
Kathleen Joan Record.		310
Lady Gaels resume their winning ways.		730
Land eyed to protect water supply; DEP gives city $500K to help.		461
Laurence Bay Sr.		173
Legislators worry about funding important services.		1044
Leprechauns seeking annual nominations.		514
Listeria kills 3rd man; Drank Whittier Farms milk.		1050
Looking ahead; Clinton searches for ways to pay bills for land, senior center.		1103
Lucille Person, 71.		219
Man faces cruelty charges; Duck, chicken carcasses found.		348
Man, 19, attacked with handgun, knife; Three attackers described in assault.		190
Martinez helps propel Devils.		703
Maurice J. Larosee.		234
Maxine E. (Storms) Hargrove, 62.		49
Middle school makes list for state repair assessment.		695
Mill plans would mix residential, commercial; `Minimal' impact seen for school system.		580
Myron Wronski Sr.		244
Neighbor to Neighbor.		726
New center open.		93
New members to board rebuff veteran, pick new vice chairman.		321
Northbridge charges back to win in OT.		543
ORANGE NOTEBOOK.		233
Poems chronicle chasm, people; Purgatory Chasm inspiration for poet.		898
Police Logs; Clinton.		528
Police officer surprised with Purple Heart won in Iraq.		658
Property owners might have to shovel.		407
Query to agents of change: What change, at what cost?		697
Raymond L. Warrington, 53.		194
Recent Deaths.		1442
REGIONAL DIGEST.		421
REGIONAL DIGEST.		958
REGIONAL DIGEST.		165
REGIONAL DIGEST.		323
Rivera's debut boosts Colonels.		642
Robert Charles DelSignore, Jr., 57.		304
Robert S. Shanks.		37
Shooting suspect sought; 1 held; Two men argued at woman's home.		623
Simonne A. (LeBlanc) Jolicoeur, 89.		37
Siok superb as Pioneers slip past SPM.		599
Snowboarders survive night lost in N.H. snow.		284
Spotlight on N.H. Candidates press hard for success in primary.		1138
Stags experience fun and games.		586
Sunshine law; Tighter FOIA a victory for open government.	Editorial	151
Suspect held without bail; Man, 25, accused of firing shots at stabbing victim.		394
Taking a ride down Rt. 122 evokes past.		847
The timeless stitch; Quilters can swathe an infant or warm a room.		1487