Articles from Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA) (June 6, 2008)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
'Cats return to title game; Davis' 2-run homer, 2-run single key for Gardner.			500
`Kung Fu Panda'-monium a ton of fun.		Movie review	529
`Strong chief' up for debate again.			453
Algae bloom closes lake; Contact not recommended.			450
Alice M. Clish.			226
Beacon Hill Roll Call.			1041
BERLIN ARREST LOG.			92
Berlin Police Log.			303
Board of Finance making an attempt at revising budget.			431
Business briefs.			374
C's, Lakers need a history lesson.			849
Campaign shows promise of America.			696
Clara M. Anderson.			169
Comedian Jeff Dunham at DCU in September.			77
Communities wooing biotech firms; Consultants advise officials to be ready.			453
Corrections.		Correction notice	69
Councilor changes his mind on cruisers; Tran says use of funds not fiscally prudent.			467
COURTHOUSE RECORDS.			2675
Defense stands tall down the stretch.			681
Doherty Memorial High; 350 diplomas awarded.			2044
Donald P. Gardner.			188
Dorothy Heitin.			99
Eleanor C. (MacKoul) Walker.			495
Eleanor M. Janda Chase.			302
Faith and culture is theme of 32nd Grecian Festival.			340
Family homeless after house fire.			294
Firefighters douse blaze in dump truck.			58
Firefighters' memorial in place; New monument to be unveiled in ceremony Sunday.			448
Fishing hits the college scene.			753
FRAMINGHAM STATE COLLEGE GRADUATES.			662
Freda Lota 74.			176
Funerals Today.			449
Geeze again drives Rockets past Indians.			418
George C. Lightbody, 81.			50
Greendale YMCA shuttering day care; Parents disgruntled and disappointed.			831
He was a blood donor extraordinaire.			527
Herman K. Hasenstein.			413
Hip to the environment; Clinton High School students learn about the world around them.			747
Hopedale rallies, lands in final.			419
Housing project is still on, with late developer's father.			421
John A. (Tony) Saliba.			54
John A. Witt, 90.			223
Judge ups bail for suspected drug dealer.			190
K.G.'s legend could grow with a banner.			798
Kathleen M. (McNamara) Pickett, 74.			42
Lancaster chosen to host soccer championships.			575
Lancaster Police Log.			363
Landers, SPM get payback.			619
Let the pooch strut for fun, fundraising; NEADS dog-a-thon joins Whisker Walk.			475
Lucy Morrow.			160
Man found guilty in road-rage event.			386
Margaret E. (Sousa) Jaworek, 98.			215
Margaret Hager.		Obituary	224
Massachusetts risks driving business away with new taxes.			515
Matching socks are a must for Big 4-0; Birthday roast serves up lt. gov.			538
MMA offering savage sidelines.			1307
Molotov cocktails are suspected cause of two vehicle fires.			403
Nashoba athletes headed to state meet.			1019
Nashua River is symbol of success.			872
New school chief settles in; Philosophy meshes with rural life.			712
No. 2 arm on target for WB; McKernan allows only 1 hit vs. Ayer.			462
Odom-Garnett matchup could be a key to series.			760
Pandolf-Perkins fined for violating environmental requirements.			300
Panthers gun down top seed.			467
Passionate for books; Facing huge cutbacks, library lovers protest.			611
Piscitelli spins gem for Pirates; Worcester Tech musters only 2 hits.			437
Plenty of Pats stories to follow.			807
Police chief voices concern about officer training.			444
Postmodern whimsy.			107
Rachel P. (DiPasquale) Beland, 92.			210
Rain puts a halt to final.			289
Rangers lead, 2-1.			238
Rauscher grant loss is looming.			543
Rauscher wrinkle.			385
Reality check for fantasy baseball meddlers.			762
Recent Deaths.			725
Recycling expected to lessen trash costs.			630
Red Sox brawl, keep winning.			832
Red Sox win brawl ball.			1070
Redfeather is making `Dream' come true.			978
REGIONAL DIGEST.			184
REGIONAL DIGEST.			265
REGIONAL DIGEST.			311
REGIONAL DIGEST.			359
Regionalizing a good `ideal'.			670
Richard "Felix" Van Tassel, 55.			156
Rising from the ashes; Area fire victims struggle to rebuild lives.			1264
Rule of law; Tax fraud, not terrorism, focus of Saylor decision.		Editorial	454
Sandler a loose cannon as `Zohan'.		Movie review	531
Scary play for Ellsbury; Outfielder is day-to-day after landing on wrist.			718
School administrators' pay hike request slammed.			795
School board accepts 52% raise; Committee rejects privatizing custodial services.			494
Sean Tuson.			135
Second Chance creates a plan to expand shelter.			304
Selectman wins fellowship to Rappaport.			600
Selectmen `grant' time for business.			369
Selectmen `turn page' after split; Board gets down to business after nontraditional choice.			727
Seniors urged to find wellness; Special health and fitness day staged for Willows residents.			421
Signs waving, horns honking show passion for the library.			702
St. Mary Church demolition begins.			1074