Articles from Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA) (July 24, 2008)

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Title	Type	Words
A (vernal) pool of knowledge; Wildlife springs eternal.		868
A `Dream' come true; Mel Cobb brings a world of Shakespearean experience to Redfeather Theatre Company.		1042
Another misguided attempt to `fix' the Electoral College.		1070
Barbara M. Bogart.		153
Beacon Hill Roll Call.		1071
Big splash; Gardner swim meet pulls in 600 youths.		643
Boylston Police Log.		582
Builder off the state list.		626
Business briefs.		443
Catherine F. Powers.		246
Cause attracts variety to ride; They put aside needles, badges.		715
Charland joins the force.		297
Circus Smirkus comes to town.		628
Correction.	Correction notice	49
Council to pick health director; Panel backs Philbrook.		652
Councilors pin hopes on staffing rules.		720
COURTHOUSE RECORDS.		2329
Deadheading best way to make sure that plants keep on trucking.		572
DelleChiaie gets the monkey off his bag; Golfer wins Westminster club crown after a string of second-place finishes.		776
Democrats share platform issues; Obama campaign asks for input.		500
Dennis L. O'Connell, 58.		76
Department heads add to wish list for block grant.		285
Designing young women; Youths demonstrate a flair for fashion.		784
Douglas Klosen.		283
Driver sought after chase, crash; Police: Suspect may be juvenile.		401
DVDs available to aid families coping with soldiers overseas.		460
Edrie M. (McGrath) Hachey, 94.		219
Energy talk heats up.		555
Evelyn Frances "Skee" (Fairley) Boddie, 85.		208
Even the Tornadoes can't control weather.		486
Everett F. Brissette.		197
Fake robbery still stinging; `Victim' gets another black eye.		582
Fictional city has parallels to Worcester; Commonwealth's `Heart' is called `Requiem' in new Dufresne novel.		1050
Firefighters sending real emergency aid to Afghanistan; Town administrator inspires badly needed gift overseas.		796
First one out of the way.		60
Fitchburg Art Museum selects top exhibitors.		249
Five questions.		751
Follen Angels launch Brown Bag Concerts.		167
Funerals Today.		300
Gambling on a good escape plan.		993
George E. Sherman, 84.		135
German mayor invites visitors from sister city.		465
Girl power.		110
Gordon T. Gurney, 88.		428
Governor enjoys hospitality and questions of 250 residents.		770
Grant lifts partnership's senior housing effort.		167
Hard work pays off for Schwartz; Facility upgraded over two years.		389
Harry Miller Jr.		329
HealthAlliance is highly wired.		332
Hibernation ending for old library.		641
Holliston man guilty in third DUI; Suspect fled after 3-vehicle crash.		292
Ironman test of mettle; Fall marathon in Hawaii takes on local flavor.		1023
John H. Collins, 89.		258
Jury still deliberating jail cell slaying case; Client did not wear boots, defense lawyer says.		752
Karl Hartman, 37.	Obituary	66
Keep bailing; Housing bill adds to murky market.	Editorial	281
Labor dispute cancels Warsaw Philharmonic.		160
Library director leaving to take Conn. college job.		172
Louise M. Bell.		208
Lunenburg Phillies endures as outlet for talent.		1456
Mad about Mandarin; Some local students getting exotic choice beyond French and Spanish.		1111
Marion R. Lively.		284
Marta Barszczewska.		171
Messing with education again.		768
Name game is over for TD; Bank drops bid for `Commerce'.		582
Nancy I. Frederickson.		162
NEIGHBOR TO NEIGHBOR.		796
NEIGHBOR TO NEIGHBOR.		743
New board will affect manager's contract; Notice of intent required by Aug. 20.		282
New state life-sci center awards $3.1M in grants.		605
Norma Jean Dansereau Colacchio.		229
Northboro police log.		341
Officials take stock of winter needs.		484
Officials, public need data on fatal, nonfatal overdoses.		610
Palmer residents still back a casino; Poll results echo past referendum.		335
Partners protect watershed land; State, city buy Pine Hill acreage.		387
Police pay probe undertow; Main South fears vice unit reduction.		733
PRESS BOX.		342
Press pound 27 times if you've had it with automated phone systems.		795
Priest resigns top post of town DPW PDQ; Accepts similar position in Wrentham.		269
Public adjusts to high prices; Clubs help cope with gas pains.		1653
Ray P. Uhlman.		226
Recent Deaths.		681
Red tide for small life-sci businesses; Central Mass. firms under cash crunch.		939
Red-flagging abuse; Audit casts suspicion on police overtime claims.	Editorial	316
REGIONAL DIGEST.		732
REGIONAL DIGEST.		143
REGIONAL DIGEST.		142
REGIONAL DIGEST.		263
Rollstone Bank & Trust appoints adviser, manager.		162
Ruth V. (Sundquist) Larson, 90.		40
Second man accused in slaying; Court security is extra tight; records say third man implicated.		873
Seven candidates take a stand on the issues; Special election to fill two seats.		1235
Shrewsbury Hurricanes ends run of fun.		384
Shrewsbury police log.		1794
Solar panels eyed for school roof; Town officials to promote idea.		513
Sox take cure in Seattle; 3-game sweep ends road woes.		922
Spirit of Shrewsbury Fall Festival is `going green'.		586
ST. BERNARD'S HONOR ROLL.		362
State issues warning on lightning strikes; Caution rules survivors of '06 event.		744