Articles from Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA) (May 18, 2008)

Title	Author	Type	Words
`Double' trouble riddles Ortiz in early going.			1791
`Save our country, our planet'; Ex-State Dept. official says work for the greater good.			1501
4 races dominate Sterling town election.			360
A day in my life; Students, teachers work to overcome school challenges.			2023
Again, comes down to this Celtics need win at home.			918
Algonquin streak goes on; Chieftains, Blue Knights take home championships.			665
Athol man charged in assault of renter; Disabled person also claims he was abused.			615
Bert Kalmes, 83.			127
Big first steps; There's no playing it safe for Lindiana Flores and her Hispania Dance Company.			1063
Big Man on Campus; MLB scouts hot on trail of SPM lefty Keith Landers.			888
Blackstone Valley Tech.			2140
Brady connects early, sparks Surge to romp.			579
Brown's catching on as QB in Italy.			973
Bumbling sweep for Sox.			1795
Busy Brimfield Antiques and Collectibles Show never gets old; High gas prices fail to keep folks from tri-annual flea market.			673
Callahan delivers winner.			591
Clifford Edward Lewis.			307
College pins it on nursing class of 2008.			210
College Town.			957
Condo crossroads; Housing slump has hurt some units more than others.			1548
Credit union brings fireworks.			388
Daisy May (Mahan) Snaras.			153
David A. Schuh, 68.			181
Diocese to close five churches; Parishes were facing `serious decline'.			777
Don't look for fancy food at Francesco's.			880
Elizabeth A. "Betty" (Flynn) Powell.			173
Funerals Today.			103
Guy M. Galardi, Sr., 65.			739
High school theater award nominations are in.			1342
Hurricane roll call is a blowout; A mighty wind can be a mighty bore.			1027
I have here in my hand a shopping list.			622
Immelt: `Let's Get to Work'; GE head delivers spirited speech.			1819
It's cool! It's hot! It's summer!			1173
Jeanette M. Smith, 86.			33
Jeffrey G. Phillips, 53.			146
Julia A. (LaCanfora) Marchese, 88.			45
Karen Allen gets the call; She's Indy's Marion again.			1081
Laura Stern's javelin flies to UNH; Lunenburg's record-setter gets a scholarship.			553
LEOMINSTER HIGH SCHOOL HONOR ROLL.			1422
Leominster High writers show promise; FSC honors prizewinners.			347
Life looks good for grads; Entrepreneur and alum hands out T-shirts to class.			1688
Louis Ceredona, 82.			192
Manny regains groove in relief; Delcarmen fine; Red Sox sweep.			869
Maria B. (Pisani) Guarciariello, 93.			266
Marion A. Olson, 85.			314
Mary A. (Papgni) Holley.			366
Mary Ann (Ryan) Butler, 65.			294
McCain looking better and better.			892
Michael A. Garcia III.			112
Nancy B. (LaPrade) Benoit Galasso Goodwin, 73.			318
Pay raises a blunder, no capital crime.			737
Peter Anthony Brotherton, 49.			290
Philip I. Connors, 70.			35
PRESS BOX.			195
Prime time for planting has arrived.			534
Rangers outlast Pioneers; First title for Westboro; Nashoba, Ayer take crowns.			699
Recent Deaths.			1165
REGIONAL DIGEST.			865
Results; District E Boys' Invitational At Fitchburg.			2152
Results; Girls' Invitational at Shrewsbury.			2121
Revs put it all together, shut down Earthquakes.			574
Richard F. Hope, 74.			270
Robert A. Flink, 82.			286
Rodriguez notches TKO in first main event.			597
Salerno, Lemire living a dream.			819
Seniors launch Devils; Boucher and Szajner on fire.			509
Sgt. Benjamin P. "Benny" Emerick, 77.			487
Sky-high hopes; Massport moves keep Worcester's airport on course.		Editorial	313
Stage perseverance; At Stratton, the troupe will become the setting.			738
Stagecoach rumbles back to OSV.			918
Stanley G. Stewart, 72.			296
Stephen J. Shulten, 33.			147
Suspending disbelief is sometimes too much to ask.			858
The Backup files.			484
To catch the falling rain; DEP offers water conservation one drop at a time.			482
Two arrested for shopping without money.			222
Uproar over raises was opportunity for frank talk.			1172
Urban agenda; Alliance should focus on state development policy.		Editorial	271
Vails salutes Major Taylor; World-class cyclist to help honor Worcester legend.			1104
Values, tradition and belonging.			936
Week's rotation up in air; Staff may need a couple of recalls from the minors.			779
West Boylston town meeting is tomorrow; 51 articles include $19.9 million budget and grant to hire two firefighters.			468
Westboro voters reject treatment plant upgrades.			572
Winwood holds back on `Nine Lives'.			803