Articles from Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA) (March 10, 2008)

Title	Author	Type	Words
`Incredible advocate for the disabled'; City man dedicates life to education.			639
`Jersey girls' rally to final; HC regains power in time.			726
5 sites picked as Heritage Landscapes.			286
A cat breed that takes orders.			875
A hearty tank you to Civic Club.			759
Again, Worcester's big guns are silenced in shootout; Greiss (39 saves) sharp in another Sharks setback.			690
Andy Belsito, 27.			275
Anna M. (Setaro) Protano, 81.			210
Anne-Marie O'Shea, 44.			438
Athol scores first on Sox trophies.			958
Auburn couple walks the walk; Democratic Committee to honor Cassidys at Irish Night.			900
Back-to-backs don't faze C's; Boston 12-2 on second nights.			722
Bears' shooting upends Falcons; Fitchburg St. rattled by early 3s.			671
Bella R. (Beaucage) Baker, 90.			451
Benson seeks Eldridge's old seat in Statehouse.			339
Bicentennial celebrations begin; Ball honors town meeting held in 1808.			373
Brand-new motel planned; Rainbow would be torn down, replaced.			333
BUSINESS PEOPLE.			524
Club's sprinkler dispute in lawyers' hands.			565
Colon ahead of schedule; Right-hander to pitch Thursday against Rays.			585
Community farm executive director named.			228
COURTHOUSE RECORDS.			2081
Day for the Irish; 60,000 brave cold to attend event.			815
Edna A. (Dearman) DuMouchel, 91.			194
Effort to refurbish aging war memorial; Discussion of history of landmark March 19.			840
Elin A. (Nystrom) Johnson, 98.			227
Elizabeth Veeder Webster.			465
Emilia (Porcelli) Garofoli, 79.			311
Forbidden fumes; Idling cars, buses pose danger to children.			859
Funerals Today.			822
George Allard, Sr., 88.			107
George N. "Bob" Kalil.			356
Groundbreaking find.			148
Group to review building renewal plans; Structures within Historic District.			551
Habitat seeks neighbors' involvement.			598
Hounds double their pleasure at NCAAs.			316
Josephine A. (Kekelik) Zidonis.			240
Library funding increase sought; Lawmakers, librarians meet.			718
Loaiza, Dodgers set aside Sox.			434
Lone wolf reminder of New England heritage.		Editorial	326
Madane Pattillo Stacks.			226
Margaret H. (Forte) Webster, 95.			46
Marguerite A. Merrigan.			493
Marilyn Dorey.			225
MEDICAL MEMOS.			261
Middle school progress; New techniques used to raise math, English scores.		Editorial	358
Mixed-use development to get another airing.			521
Moderator for 12 years won't seek re-election in May.			331
Nuclear power must remain part of region's energy mix.			656
Oksana (Lintvareva) Chikalenko, 99.			314
On the job.			809
One contest shaping up: for Planning Board seat.			320
Overseas trips bog down school district.			686
Paving needs outstrip money; Potholes multiply after rugged winter.			709
Plenty of laughs over love's craziness.			759
PRESS BOX.			90
Rangers finally solve Auld; Dawes' shootout goal against Bruins breaks scoreless tie.			940
Recent Deaths.			834
REGIONAL DIGEST.			101
REGIONAL DIGEST.			182
REGIONAL DIGEST.			147
REGIONAL DIGEST.			103
Residents can suggest landscapes to save.			261
Rushton wants ordinance to OK public breast-feeding.			916
School board member won't seek re-election.			197
Selectmen, moderator races on election ballot.			185
Shootout woes trip Worcester; Needed points lost in setbacks.			686
Should roof leaks be fixed all at once or piecemeal?			523
Sr. Margaret Kelley, SP.			362
Thomas A. Gill, Sr., 81.			374
Trees exquisitely designed as carbon-eating machines.			618
Verizon report trounces deadline; Town specifies its cable needs.			623