Articles from Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA) (October 3, 2008)

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Title	Type	Words
`Flash of Genius' not captivating.	Movie review	541
2 charged after separate raids.		192
3 superintendent finalists named; Deputy school chief not on list.		1450
Amplification.		49
Anna M. (Heeney) DeRosa, 92.		432
Arthur O. Rafferty, 76.		43
Assumption, colleges scramble after freeze on investment fund.		480
Auburn funds turning up heat.		847
Aztecs, Eagles expect a battle.		869
Beacon Hill Roll Call.		1076
Berlin Police Log.		166
Block party to help `Wilbur'.		171
Boo; Selectmen in sticky situation over Halloween.	Editorial	252
Briefs.		301
Business briefs.		461
Capen Hill to buy 14 acres; Campaign to raise $25,000.		342
Cassel still has the confidence.		745
Chieftains seek to rebound against Blue Devils.		796
City Council approves higher snowplow rates; Moylan hoping city is more competitive.		474
Clients excited as ARC remodeling proceeds.		594
Clinton actress stars in `Nunsensations'.		356
Clinton diamond loses luster.		831
Clinton native honored for work with Afghan women.		1345
Clinton voters are in a `yes' frame of mind.		1346
College explores link to Calif. Rotating internships among possibilities.		351
Commuter rail boost is hailed.		979
Council slates forum on trash; Recycling, litter to be discussed.		256
Courthouse records.		2382
Creative reflection; Tegan and Sara ready to head to studio.		1100
David C. Blackerby, 57.		39
Deanna D. (DiOrio) Goggins, 67.		515
Deborah K. Rosa.		298
Disappointing `Blindness' lacks a certain vision.	Movie review	533
Edith R. (Guillett) Love.		37
Education springs to life at Touchstone Community; Students, parent volunteers grow crops in greenhouse.		716
Edwin D. Clark.		167
Elevated carbon monoxide levels force school evacuation.		279
Finder.		139
Flub forgiven; Lowrie has exceeded Sox hopes.		879
Fundraiser to help animal sanctuary; Maple Farm on brink of shutting down.		557
Funerals Today.		531
Gaels to butt heads with Narragansett.		862
Gass, 'Saders want revenge.		1009
Gleefully vulgar.		143
Grand jury hears Scola case; City woman stabbed to death in July 2002.		243
Harriet R. (Cummings) Levasseur, 104.		236
Helen Nolan.		347
Helen Ruth (Lavelle) Nolan, 87.		364
Honored to serve.		114
Huff, and puff, and blow the house down.		93
Investment, not blame, is name of game.		639
Junior strikes late, lifts Highlanders.		355
LANCASTER ARREST LOG.		38
Lancaster Police Log.		261
Lois Anita (Chapman) Harding, 77.		175
Lora P. Buckley.		271
Maher's wit, blind spots drive `Religulous'.	Movie review	520
Man allegedly hit parents with shovel.		332
Margaret "Peggy" T. (Santangelo) Turini, 95.		294
Margaret T. Turini.		273
Marie E. (Cahill) Gordon, 80.		239
Marion Sorel.		101
Marion V. (Schmidt) Sorel, 89.		296
Mary Ethel Hoyt, 84.		264
Maryodlin Trudeau, 73.		292
McLeod gets 5-7 years in pawnshop case; City man was found guilty of possessing firearm.		635
Meaty agenda awaits Lancaster voters Monday.		1041
Misunderstanding the American Dream.		975
Mozart's music helps Collegium shine.		488
Nashoba field hockey drops a pair.		262
Nellie R. (Herman) Adams, 97.		218
Patrick plans major cuts; Pike authority may be folded.		979
Patriots clip Colonels, remain unbeaten in Inter-High.		301
Pats know 49ers' secondary is talented.		738
Peter Tierney.		322
Police arrest 3, seize cocaine.		372
Press Box.		155
Reba Mason Ide.		293
Recent Deaths.		1234
Regional digest.		228
Regional digest.		610
Regional digest.		145
Richard Studley.		276
Rising to the Taste of Wachusett challenge.		1369
Robert E. Christiansen.		303
Robert T. Pare, 53.		49
Rondo still facing down his skeptics.		901
Rosie M. (Humphrey) Gilbert, 77.		180
Search continues in Idaho forest for missing man.		793
Shirley I. (Quinn) Tomolonius, 78.		37
Shoot to STOP; Police like option of less lethal weapons.		1148
Situation goes on for displaced residents; Angry residents want `some justice'.		233
State colleges are bracing for tough time.		794
Stephen P. Farrington.		273
STERLING ARREST LOG.		59
Sterling Police Log.		787
Strong session means Beckett OK for Sunday; Ellsbury in good company.		744
Stuart B. Barnard.		228
Tahanto pours it on against Lady Gaels; CHS girls volleyball and golf teams pick up wins.		1109
Taking on some weighty issues.		699