Articles from Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA) (September 28, 2008)

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Title	Type	Words
`Beagle convention' in Auburn a blast for pooches and owners.		711
1790 Restaurant and Tavern an ideal place for a special - and contemporary - meal.	Restaurant review	978
A grad returns.		777
A mixed prognosis; Medicaid waiver, costs keys to health care reform.	Editorial	414
Actor didn't come straight to the stage.		869
Alfred C. Domenico, 88.		51
Ann E. (Healey) Miller.		298
Battling a rare ailment.		1070
Becker victim mourned by hundreds in Md.		740
Category shifts on the mountain.		797
Central Mass Yoga offers free courses to vets on Thursday.		562
Church sows seed of hope; Fall fest honors memory of Lt. Ryan Patrick Jones.		555
Clinic offers felines a quick fix; Benefit gives cats a Second Chance.		675
College safety 101; Leaders study cause of tragedy at Becker.		1231
College Town.		1204
Congetta Marie (D'Amelio) Latino, 81.		39
Daniel J. McCarthy, 36.		321
Early faults ground Hawks.		471
End of the season means time for awards.		1629
Engineers sweep city running titles; St. John's second in Rhode Island.		1130
Fabric of life; Exhibition traces journey from Guatemala to new home in America.		947
Falcons buckle down for 1st win.		415
Flower child to Cabinet member.		906
Fuller finally tastes victory.		466
General speaks of values set by Boys & Girls clubs.		497
Getting rid of police flaggers, sweets, seniors.		665
Gilbert H. Potter, 86.		261
Good plays excellent as Lancers trounce Buccaneers.		464
If 2-1/2 was a storm, repeal of income tax would be a tsunami.		1142
Indian tribal elders, environmentalists share views; Fire gathering taps tradition.		931
Injuries trump history.		852
It all adds up.		788
It's a family affair.		843
Jersey barrier; How will the team of decade honor its best players?		2818
Joyce M. (Bouthot) Gaudreau, 53.		196
Julie M. Pingeton, 21.		285
Kevin J. Vulter, 20.		77
Lancaster massacre revisited; AUC prof producing illustrated history.		716
Latest CD proves Metallica still undisputed masters of metal.		1030
Lines of life; Stem cell bank launched at UMass.		1249
Looking back from the 18th green; Area golf clubs are scene for many goings-on, heading into fall season.		852
Man stabbed in alleged dispute.		141
Manny still being Manny.		1678
Marie Anne (Young) Saucerman, 52.	Obituary	104
Marie L. (Fenneuf) Berthiaume, 90.		211
Mark S. Griffin, 51.		232
Mary Immaculata Fleming, 82.		213
Michael Richard Gallagher, 43.		251
No sense chasing perchlorate phantoms.	Editorial	283
Officers graduate from new program; Training included live simulations.		819
Panthers trying to work way back among elite.		773
Paul F. Carey, Sr., 96.		432
Philip F. Bourget, 70.		36
Randolph airs it out as Crusaders roll on road.		592
Readers' responses humbling; Telling your stories has been rewarding.		780
Recent Deaths.		1098
REGIONAL DIGEST.		1117
Relocate indoor plants; Some of them like it cool.		388
Revolution `dumb' in loss to Columbus.		594
Rivals play DH to end season.		506
Robert L. LaPlume, 42.		30
Roseanne (Beaudette) Manski, 87.		156
Rough going for locals.		193
Salvatore C. D'Emilio.		57
Sophie J. (Maliszewski) Graves, 81.		47
Stair lifts provide much-needed boost for disabled.		740
Thank you, and farewell.		68
The Backup files; A look back at the week in business.		528
The long, winding road to Booneyville.		602
Vincent J. Barbale, 85.		133
Youk adapts to all roles.		796