Articles from Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA) (May 19, 2008)

Title	Author	Type	Words
`Oh, say, can you see ...' at Fenway.			68
2 vying for single selectman's seat; Several running unopposed for posts.			267
46 from area get degrees.			803
Aloysius Joseph Mahoney III, 54.			241
Another step closer; Agreement gives CitySquare a major boost.		Editorial	336
Area outreach lauded.			1197
Armand H. Simoneau.			157
Auburn paves course.			631
Badgers surprisingly nimble on water.			792
Balkan hope; West should signal approval of Serbian shift.		Editorial	247
Budget, trash fees face council action; Mayor says government-side budget smaller than the current one.			510
BUSINESS PEOPLE.			486
Cavs dethroned; Brown surprisingly offensive.			693
Cavs dethroned; Pierce, C's outduel LeBron.			1004
Central Massachusetts Day at Fenway.			55
Clarence J. Cormier, 99.			173
Conrad E. Lindsay, 58.			220
COURTHOUSE RECORDS.			272
Despite drama, it's no surprise; In the end, it's Boston-Detroit.			940
Ellsbury finally caught; Man of steal's kryptonite is a perfect play.			707
Fostering safety with programs; Housing Authority promoting crime hot line, youth opportunities.			676
Frosh Fileva on fire in final; Marlboro's No. 1 tops NDA's Marr.			573
Funerals Today.			406
Future of transfer station likely to be decided at town meeting tonight.			305
Hanover's neighbors get cue to exit.			732
High honor for top `good guy'; Quinlan nabs Prosecutor of the Year.			1221
John W. Allen, 93.			208
Julia A. (LaCanfora) Marchese, 88.			280
Late officer's son delighted at new memorial; City honors two of the fallen.			696
Lorraine (Marcisz) Marzec, 64.			299
Losing a home parish; Church move saddens many.			1100
Lt. Col. Robert M. Dunphy, Jr., 84.			312
Marching to make a difference.			118
Marcia J. (Fleck) Ruseckas, 86.			161
Maria B. (Pisani) Guarciariello, 93.			276
Mary A. (Papagni) Holley.			365
Massport moves to save city money; Councilors: Schools should benefit.			740
NEIGHBORS.			883
Nicholas R. Ortolino.			119
No-shows gum up town meeting act.			975
Officials field criticism over budget motion; Questions on administrator.			611
On the job.			1027
Pantry tallies lower than expected; Increase in clientele over last year.			788
PRESS BOX.			187
Quaboag school budget undecided; District voters refuse requests.			650
Quest helps seniors prepare for careers; Students do internships in last quarter.			358
Recent Deaths.			921
REGIONAL DIGEST.			183
REGIONAL DIGEST.			248
REGIONAL DIGEST.			363
Robert A. Flink, 82.			292
Robert C. Rice, 75.			251
Romney divorced from the real world.			786
Rosa Lydia Ofarril, 74.			114
Selectmen, school races up to voters; 2 purchases depend on debt exclusion.			679
Senior's day of triumph; Johnson graduates, then captures singles title.			640
Smiles, pride dominate DCU Center; Grads urged to seize opportunities.			2400
Sox bash out victory; Beckett allows 4 HRs in win.			793
Sox slug Brew Crew.			1103
St. John's High School.			959
State recognizes W. Brookfield water program.			165
Study finds region lacking in job aid.			566
Study says poor planning worsened city's finances.			801
Theresa P. (Peloquin) Senecal, 77.			51
Those who assist others are noted.			696
Times they are a-changin'; After large roster turnover, Tornadoes ready to play.			676
Visitors enjoy apple farm saved with volunteers' help.			751
Voters reject changing town government.			655
Voters to decide on debt exclusion; Police station funding wanted.			429
Voters to decide zoning for stores; Some decry `big box' idea.			454
Voters to mull adult business bylaw.			443
Youth sports property is on the line; Chaffins club fields launched town programs.			771