Articles from Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA) (March 14, 2008)

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Title	Type	Words
'Twas another successful FIRST hoop night.		419
`Attempted abduction' was a misunderstanding.		288
`Meet and greet' set for principal finalists in North Brookfield.		227
`New economy' is touted; `What's Next?' speakers opine.		950
`White nose syndrome' on rise.		1013
20 incumbents nominated for town seats; Pelczarski steps up for school board.		297
A-Rod still best at 3B.		1364
Adult entertainment denied.		602
Aileen Rose Iverson.		350
And then there were three; List of potential senior center architects narrowed.		496
Andrew P. Caless, 62.		253
Andrew P. Caless.		228
Anna E. Zabka, 92.		269
Anthony J. Kruzel, Jr., 1925 - 2008.		225
Asadoorian still well-armed.		748
Assault defendant says car was `driver'; Worcester, Clark officers were dragged.		811
Barbara Convery, 63.		313
Bay State drivers not worst, or best.		798
Beacon Hill Roll Call.		1366
BERLIN ARREST LOG.		76
Berlin Police Log.		397
Board discusses pay raise rules; Hiring HR worker `important'.		464
Bombers eliminate Wildcats once again.		777
Boston is struggling to put puck in net.		591
Bradley is front-runner for Berlin job.		261
Brendan Patrick Silvio; November 7, 2007.		97
Bridge work on schedule.		243
Bruins struck by Lightning.		666
Business briefs.		362
Cash likely to take Mirabelli's slot.		486
Cianci: Image is everything; Mayor who led revival says leaders must believe.		793
Clarence A. Wright.		412
Cliff Street fire was set on purpose.		154
Clinton cheerleaders turn in a strong showing.		721
Clinton officials approve `expedited' permitting program.		665
Coffee to go? It may be coming soon.		197
Comedian takes in `The View' from Worcester.		990
Committee heads get pay hikes.		340
COURTHOUSE RECORDS.		2563
David L. Christianson.		212
Eagle Ridge residents get support on water issues.		649
Edna Lucy Hibbard.		251
Fighting words.		110
Fine acting best thing in `Never Back Down'.	Movie review	446
Five towns to reconsider tech upgrades at schools.		236
Former pig farmer indicted after hazardous waste discovery.		615
Fred Stacks.		348
Frederick R. Crevier Jr.		227
Fresolo takes out papers for Senate; 3 Democrats in race for seat.		383
Funerals Today.		845
George Carlin set for Hanover.		114
Greyhounds not surprised by their success.		852
Hanover rings with art and laughter; ARTSWorcester gallery opens at theater.		895
Harriet Miller Hight.		1499
Harvard candidates to appear at forum; Issues of former Army post on warrant.		552
Helen Martin.		177
Heroic Horton saves Whoville.	Movie review	552
His house destroyed, juror still fulfills duty; Southbridge man serves in drinking case.		505
James Michael Davis.		312
Jeffrey A. Green, 60.		297
Julia M. (Kubaska) Liimatainen, 89.		269
LANCASTER ARREST LOG.		121
Lancaster Police Log.		245
Laws rock the Rafters at coffeehouse performance.		834
Lewis W. Mazur, 94.		178
Lonnie M. Duke, Jr., 56.		244
Man allegedly douses woman with lighter fluid.		244
Man arrested in road rage; Chase with tire tool is alleged.		361
Manager search group meets with hired expert.		481
March brings madness, both good and bad.		687
Mayor seeks FinCom's help; $32,000 to cover energy costs.		731
Melissa A. MacDonald.		48
Mike Frick named new Gaels head baseball coach.		803
Moore starts campaign.		87
Neighbor to Neighbor.		311
New superintendent named; Southbridge adminstrator is chosen.		435
Nicholas B. Nigro, 93.		199
Officials are `comfortable' that reservoir water is safe.		461
Officials concerned about costs.		659
Ogonowski: Broken D.C. needs overhaul; GOP candidate for U.S. Senate.		526
Paine learned on Gardner's `small ice'.		617
Panel OKs 8 percent sewer rate hike.		377
Parvaneh Youssefian Kennedy, 1942 - 2008.		309
Pathfinder budget plan includes 6 percent hike.		493
Rachel I. Roberts, 88.		172
Raise the curtain; Hanover Theatre opening caps eight years of work.	Editorial	465
Recent Deaths.		1224
Redesigned mill project draws raves; Art and culture are blooming.		900
REGIONAL DIGEST.		151
REGIONAL DIGEST.		420
REGIONAL DIGEST.		236
REGIONAL DIGEST.		128
Resolution will gives towns state aid figures faster.		500
Road to recovery; State's first detox program for troubled teenagers up and running in Worcester.		1643
Salon on Main adds organic line.		618
Schools trim budget request; Board would back override to keep $45.9M.		332
Selectmen agree to spending changes.		517
Seniors need to get savvy; about taxes to get stimulus.		602
Sheriff makes good on jail-improvement pledge.	Editorial	164
Sonoma is reason to celebrate.	Restaurant review	790