Articles from Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA) (March 11, 2008)

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Title	Type	Words
`Best of' deadline is Friday.		183
3 a.m. choice makes sense in light of day.		711
350,000 Leprechauns will kick off their parade at noon.		133
A. Jean (Carelli) Bovenzi, 62.		39
Accessories ace; Worcester native Jessie Randall is in the fashion fast lane.		1104
Alyce R. Hutchins.		251
Anne-Marie O'Shea.		426
Anti-abortion tactics made 35-foot buffer zone essential.		667
Antiques dealer will offer appraisals.		165
Arline L (Blanchard) Mackintosh, 84.		367
Bar owner appeals license suspension.		437
Battle brewing over selectmen's seats.		743
Berlin swimmers receive medals and ribbons.		170
Bill 'em; Negligent hikers should pay for rescues.	Editorial	320
Bloggers active on 'Net but not at budget hearing.		613
Board approves article for roof.		351
Borchelt led Mountaineers.		789
Bullet locks down high school; Trying to get out of school, student allegedly tells police.		592
Business briefs.		466
Calliope's `Indians' makes murder fun.		618
Caroline T. Scanlon, 47.		200
Carpet service working locally.		190
Cash for Critters.		195
Celtics reach golden mark; Garnett largest of the Big Three.		835
City man shot by police to undergo evaluation; Alleged pellet gun shooter in hospital.		665
CLINTON ARREST LOG.		148
CLINTON COURT LOG.		301
Clinton Police Log.		817
Clinton to Boston? State paying attention to idea of trains going through Clinton.		596
Council delays rezoning (SEE CORRECTION) vote.	Correction notice	665
Counterfeit charges.		94
Couple shares their love with other pairs.		846
COURTHOUSE RECORDS.		2636
Daffodil Days benefit American Cancer Society.		361
DIGEST.		119
DPW chief set to retire; Bombara to work until mid-April.		496
Dr. Walter H. Zokowski, 93.		527
Driver's alcohol level .17; Wrong-way jaunt on I-290 ends safely.		628
Eleanor R. (Benoit) Fortin, 73.		295
Emilia Garofoli.		266
Esther J. Forbes Farmer, 97.		205
Flying into Red Robin for a burger.		630
Fred J. Ciavola Jr.		251
Fred J. Ciavola Jr., 55.		252
Funerals Today.		580
Gambling-related trial to begin; Gardner man also charged with witness tampering.		432
Gloria I. (Feraco) Roberts, 70.		254
GOOD NEWS.		374
Hanover Theatre is in good company.		947
Helen (Davis) Martin.		217
Helen P. DiRocco, 84.		33
Helen S. (Sundeen) Nelson.		153
Impromptu praise given to Connolly.		914
Is Clinton on the right track?		204
James F. Hanlan, 65.		208
James Murchie Eaton Mixter, 90.		379
John J. Scanlon.		256
John W. Shugrue, 83.		28
Joseph M. Flynn, 61.		560
JV Stags showed ability and desire.		657
Kicking it old-school.		118
Krantzes celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary.		189
Lahey getting his big chance.		770
Legislators tout boost in aid.		489
Letters foster new friendships; Pen pals reach out worldwide.	Letter to the editor	863
Lilli E. (Pustowka) Bom.		60
Man allegedly chokes woman over noisy cellphone.		352
Margaret H. (Forte) Webster, 95.		219
Milford must take steps.		394
Mitigation money could arrive soon; Funds related to 2 proposed projects.		447
Murder charges stand in beating; Judge agrees heart attack was caused by assault in Denny's restaurant.		678
Nashoba budget trimming causes disagreements about where to cut.		861
No contests forthcoming yet for Berlin elections May 12.		164
Pancake benefit brightens faces.		619
Patrick J. Comer, 36.		342
Peter A. Day, 62.		568
Piping plucked from parking garage.		280
Police say shooting suspect stabbed during February fight; City man still being sought is facing multiple charges.		475
Police seek suspect in holdup of Cumberland Farms.		142
PRESS BOX.		229
Public forum on bottling water; Hearing to air concerns about selling reservoir's reserves.		355
Quick action saves man's life.		406
Recent Deaths.		1550
REGIONAL DIGEST.		444
REGIONAL DIGEST.		300
REGIONAL DIGEST.		531
Residents could get sidewalk rebates; Property owners may get fix-up tasks.		698
Restoring the words of black women writers; Worcester professor co-edits new book.		895
Retail seen for Sterling Street.		344
Robert C. Cook, 68.		278
Robert P. "Bobby" Nagle, 72.		258
Roger P. Jones, 68.		220
Rose (Kasik) Fitzgibbons, 81.		211
Ruth (Goldberg) Shapiro.		210
School budget trimmed by $550K.		437
Schools to launch notification system.		318
Selectmen promote Johnson to sergeant.		300
SENIOR PROFILE; Tahanto Regional High School's Nate Wheeler.		64
Slammers teams win championships.		553
Something to `Love' at Foothills.		409