Articles from Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA) (September 22, 2008)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Aiming for the stars; Girls C.H.O.I.C.E. seeks bright futures.			839
All pleased with stART celebration; Approximately 25,000 attend annual festival of art, crafts, performances.			507
Ann (O'Coin) McGrail.			314
Barbara E. (Breslin) Calloway Daigle, 83.			180
Bruce G. Blanchard, 61.			286
Buckley bright season opener.			626
BUSINESS PEOPLE.			432
Cancer campaign; 10th annual walk funds research in challenging climate.			1077
Christine Dunphy, 58.			155
COURTHOUSE RECORDS.			2145
Dice-K mows down Blue Jays.			771
Diocese sets record with $4.9M campaign.			335
DPW open house a big draw.			437
Fair features a firefighting relic; Man assembles 1923 firetruck.			416
Fight turns deadly; Becker student, 19, dies of stab wound.			807
Finnish goods for sale - a story behind every one.			428
Fish story; Fins embarrass New England at Gillette.			861
Fish story; No joke, Dolphins crush Pats.			829
Florence A. Comey, 97.			33
Funerals Today.			469
Hackers `send' school official to Malaysia.			702
Harvest shows signs of haywire weather; Quirky summer of rain, thunder, hail.			942
High school seniors can get CPR/AED training.			201
Impromptu vigil is held for victim.			728
James "Jim" Nasis, 86.			360
Jeannette M. Kilgour.			237
Jesuit heritage featured.			268
Joseph A. De Vries.			198
Man hopes to ride all the way to Oprah.			756
Man hospitalized in stabbing.			508
Margaret A. Sharry, 92.			274
Matsuzaka wins No. 18.			1105
MEDICAL MEMOS.			88
Melanie Paquette.			343
Mildred L. (Booth) Tirrell, 90.			268
New student center a `cohesive heartbeat' for vet school.			703
On the job.			826
Out to sea; House action on offshore drilling won't help.		Editorial	285
Patriots' streak ends.			1302
Quaboag narrows list to two men.			431
Raymond L. Plante, 96.			257
Reality takes bite out of QB.			698
Recent Deaths.			897
REGIONAL DIGEST.			1046
Rehab center planned for vets; Facility to offer housing, training on college campus.			364
Roger F. Juaire, 80.			30
Ronald L. Lorrain, 65.			275
Solar-powered frogs compete in highly aromatic setting; Garlic festival focuses on energy.			708
Sophia (Hurwitz) Sheftel, 98.		Obituary	99
Sylvia (Lowe) Rutman.			181
Things are set with the rotation; Staff discussed playoff scenarios.			734
Traffic stopper; Locking in police details would be a mistake.		Editorial	329
Weather cooling, Indians still hot.			1027
West Boylston celebrates history; Parade marks town's 200th anniversary.			396