Articles from Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA) (September 24, 2008)

Title	Author	Type	Words
`Woodsman' probe involves 5 other deaths.			954
Area feels pinch of salt cost.			418
Bailout politics; McCain, Obama posturing over economic crisis.		Editorial	399
Bank the money, finance panel says; Rainy-day fund could top $1M.			614
Barbara M. Friguglietti.			173
Becker community mourns student; Maryland hometown holds candelight vigil.			1055
Benefit to honor fallen soldier; 1st Lt. Jones' scholarship.			403
Board sets single tax rate; Separate commercial rate rejected.			562
Building addition nears its end; 10 years' effort at historic church will top $1 million.			536
Business briefs.			449
Candidates anticipate `true' debates.			345
Cespedes sparks Leominster's win.			684
Christine Dunphy, 1950-2008.		Editorial	240
CORRECTION.		Correction notice	42
Council opposes income tax repeal; Question 1 on election ballot.			745
COURTHOUSE RECORDS.			2764
Dead crow tests positive for virus; West Nile find is first this year.			222
Duggan is doing Mass. Maritime proud.			778
Edith M. (Dexter) Ceppetelli-Leach, 87.			185
Effort for new library tries again; Question on ballot next May.			702
Eleanor M. (Blake) Maitland, 64.			312
Equestrian turf war a crowded field; Everyone wants a slice of 22 acres.			467
Evelyn Mary Strom, 102.			175
Everett Gary Lindblad.			315
Failure to shovel may cost residents; `People just aren't helping ... anymore'.			637
Fede M. "Faith" (Cornacchioli) Baldino.			290
Firefighters save history museum; Water damages society's building, memorabilia.			475
First clincher for Wake.			1018
Fr. Joseph H. Mulhern.			435
Francona lets his players vent.			591
Fuchs' record pace sparks Warriors.			702
Funerals Today.			457
Giving back; Seniors in encore careers a welcome service.			1068
Granting baseball's real prizes.			1381
Helen F. Possidente, 96.			225
Just how deep does financial rut really run?			702
Kneelers guilty of minor charge; Two protesters refuse to pay $250 fines.			646
LEICESTER NOTEBOOK.			572
Lowe's gets OK to anchor Rt. 146 project; Planning Board acts on Cold Spring Brook Place development.			361
Main St. building up for big changes; Rehab touted as energy efficient.			908
Marie Irene (LeBlanc) Bernard, 85.			317
McGill, Keller propel Tomahawks.			691
More cuts needed, but town is balking.			301
Nashoba adds a headline sport to list.			1322
National Grid submits winter rate hike of 5 percent.			301
New journey awaits Atlas; Box company relocating HQ in Sutton, adding jobs.			388
No headline.			720
Payment now is coming due on mountains of U.S. debt.			733
People, Places and Things.		Concert review	172
PRESS BOX.			115
Produce and fruit growers answer the bell; Farm-to-school plan local.			566
Raymond F. Sargent, 88.			322
Recent Deaths.			1095
Red Sox to retire No. 6 for Pesky.			587
REGIONAL DIGEST.			470
REGIONAL DIGEST.			244
REGIONAL DIGEST.			275
Reverse 911 coming to town; Police, sheriff's office work together.			282
Road race Oct. 4 to benefit city services; Fire Department, library, senior center.			465
Ronald E. Sheperd, 64.			37
Ruth M. (Barrett) Prinsen, 91.			219
Scesny charged in 1996 rape and murder; Indictments unsealed after jury acquits suspect of rape in '07 case.			668
Schools take steps to reduce spending on energy.			383
Shoving an officer leads to jail time.			254
Slow pace angers Grafton teachers.			520
Sole bid, $300,000 takes pub in auction; Irish Times changes hands in foreclosure.			466
Stephanie R. Jennings; 1953 - 2008.			191
Stephen L. Wilson, 61.			209
They're in! Red Sox beat Lee and gain postseason.			852
Tow truck driver charged in swindle.			207
Town won't seek override; Funds allow for requests.			683
Voters to decide Primary Building future; Special town meeting Oct. 20.			342
Vying for Best Chef; Competition moves to Worcester Technical High School.			899
Walter "Juny" A. Woodson, Jr., 75.			237
Want to nominate a Winslow Park honoree?			574
Whittier fires blanks for Guardians.			665
William A. Kilbourn, 75.			258