Articles from Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA) (September 25, 2008)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
`Moments' in time.			162
140 years later, things are heating up in `Seward's Icebox'.			1124
1988 was a year for Lions football greatness.			671
3 get eviction notices; Crab apple tree protest.			955
A helping hand; Church aiding Bulgarian community.			1183
A place, time for hazardous waste.			651
A veteran performer.			165
Alistair M. Kennedy.			226
Andre` N. Adourian, 79.			140
Animal officer priced out of town.			397
Armed and dangerous; Francona is bullish on his 'pen as the Red Sox throw their hat into the title ring.			901
Barbara E. Calloway Daigle.			144
Barbara J. Michalak.			189
Birthday bash draws thousands; Festival, fire and parade cap yearlong celebration.			1259
Blanche K. Fay-Hiltz, 85.			38
Boylston Police Log.			496
Business briefs.			444
Busy week for Stags.			468
Carmona easy mark early on.			478
Celebrate great outdoors.			850
Cello metal; Apocalyptica appeals to heavy metal enthusiasts and classical aficionados alike.			851
Community gets in spirit as fest begins tomorrow.			670
COURTHOUSE RECORDS.			2333
Darlene D. Mastrogiovanni.			194
Day Kimball Hospital announces recent area births.			649
Dennis Herbert Cranford.			213
Don't trash `black gold' yard provides for free.			582
Driver in double fatality pleads not guilty; Woman released with GPS and no-driving order.			392
EMC gets OK on road; DEP hearing postponed.			529
Ethics board clears officer; Affidavits alleged wrongdoing.			652
Experienced official is chosen for school board.			465
Ferdinand Para, 91.			216
FHS Class of '58 evokes memories; Reunion prompts fond thoughts of sports heroes' feats of derring-do.			1373
Firefighter injured fighting blaze; 14 residents displaced by 2-alarm fire on South Ward Street.			424
Florence A. Comey.			210
Food aid for kids starts to multiply.			468
Freshman hat trick propels Hilltoppers.			1150
Fun fare for all.			743
Funerals Today.			256
Grafton's gardens star in calendar.			297
Greyhounds to induct 5 into Hall of Fame.			407
Helen Carter.			107
Helen Carter.			148
Hidden talent; Art studio tour offers display of region's best.			703
Jacqueline M. MacAlister, 32.			79
James William Reidy.			199
Janice M. (Senior) Maliff, 58.			46
Jeffrey J. Seraphin.			121
Joan L. Fox.			209
John Robert Kierstead.			131
Joseph A. De Vries.			112
Judge denies motion to dismiss 1998 drug case; Court rejects argument of lost evidence.			627
Justine L. (Skorvanek) Harvanek, 91.			164
JVs trip Tribe as Rays roll on.			799
Katherine C. Goodwin.			231
Kerry A. Jackson, 34.			215
Kevin P. Clougherty.			158
Koslowski earns Cougars a draw.			701
Krzysztof Kulbacki, 45.			145
Life's cycle moves forward; New beginnings reflected in endings.			683
Lions roar back with 46-8 win.			839
List of famers grows again; St. B's renews athlete's event.			344
Local officials deliver bug juice; USDA says it will cover first-year cost.			604
Love those stoves; Households race to switch to firewood, pellets to lower heating costs.			1500
Low turnout marks primary.			645
Lucille (Gentile) Shack.			152
Manor welcomes all-new Pub 42.			1030
Mary Grace R. Benedetto.			178
Mass. congressional delegation opposes bailout plan; Greater accountability demanded for `a $700 billion blank check'.			596
MCAS field isn't level; Yields mixed from test prep.			524
NEIGHBOR TO NEIGHBOR.			793
NEIGHBOR TO NEIGHBOR.			670
Northboro police log.			312
Old soldier commands our respect.			783
One late aeration works for Blissful.			1385
Orient comes to Auburn Plaza; Renovations begin for 198-seat eatery.			365
Patricia A. (Brunell) Tousignant, 58.			198
Patriots taking time to forget; NFL rankings take a beating.			979
Philip M. Kopiec.			190
Playground equipment damaged.			294
PRESS BOX.			52
Read a little, walk a little, enjoy nature; Springdale Mill annual StoryWalk.			654
Recent Deaths.			1347
REGIONAL DIGEST.			377
REGIONAL DIGEST.			364
Roger F. Juaire.			205
Ronald E. Sheperd, 64.			345
Rosalie T. Bohdiewicz.			349
Ruth M. (Barrett) Prinsen, 91.			223
Sandy says How do you tell me from Sarah Palin?			267
Selectman cries foul over costs for schools.			852
Shows focus on leading issues; Town managers air 100th episode on cable TV.			614
Shrewsbury police log.			1570
Solicitor says Denver proposal came in too late.			219
Stay the course; State must not retreat from education standards.		Editorial	321
Super season for Pedroia.			1085
Suspect in fatality opts for jury trial; Injury in July accident claimed teen's life.			292
The right message; Increased patrols welcome in wake of slaying.		Editorial	295
The sky's the limit; CO2 emission credits for bid in Worcester.			1149
Thomas S. Green Awards given out; Excellent public service lauded.			564