Articles from Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA) (September 4, 2008)

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Title	Type	Words
11 students enter transitional stage as ninth-graders.		385
A TIP OF THE HAT ...	Editorial	58
Albert R. "Al" Garnache.		163
Ambulance people resist merger idea.		665
Anna L. (Picalausa) St. Germain.		181
Baby kidnap suspect held on $50K bail.		339
Banner Moments.		659
Beacon Hill Roll Call.		831
Beatrice M. Masiello.		130
Benjamin R. Hoyt.		201
Book chronicles death, faith and reburial in the Civil War.		1024
Bovine fundraising star to drop $500 raffle prize.		386
Boylston police log.		458
Brady debate limps on; Start or not, QB's foot likely to be an issue.		752
BRIEFS.		133
Building rehab favored in change; Planning Board may cut some off-street parking.		424
Bunt is a walk-off wonder.		1263
Business briefs.		429
Cali leaving Clinton Savings Bank.		383
Catering to theater crowd; December opening for downtown eatery.		889
Charles A. Estaphan.		200
Cinema 320 returns with new slate of films.		846
City man jailed in abuse case; Dangerousness hearing held.		300
Colo finally has his say.		474
Company's contest will feature all things tomato.		360
CORRECTIONS.	Correction notice	53
CORRECTIONS.	Correction notice	84
COURTHOUSE RECORDS.		2064
Crabgrass, bluegrass are foes of lawnowners.		562
Crawfords honor efforts for renewed Dudley library.		889
Curtis L. Weir.		231
Curtis L. Weir.		225
Dallas M. Melendy.		351
Denis F. McNamara.		142
Detail officer aids in 2 arrests; Lieutenant: `This shows value of using police'.		365
DPW workers appreciated, but no bonus coming.		419
Elinor A. Ahern.		117
Evelyn (Carlson) Cole Allen, 86.		136
Farland sees Warriors peaking.		1109
Fellow diners' kind gesture makes the day.		727
Fitchburg State football offers sparks aplenty.		973
Flea market braces for rain; Wet forecast for Saturday.		553
Funerals Today.		420
Gardner's golf scene loses a legend in Egan.		1563
Gerald "Jerry" L. Snay, Sr., 66.		244
Gerald L. Snay Sr.		75
Giancola, Gregoire vie in primary; Winner will face GOP's Vigeant.		963
Guy R. Elliott.		254
Haley lifts Northbridge; Young's goal and assist stymie Shepherd Hill.		451
Heating assistance is available in West Boylston.		570
Heating help available.		564
Helen Ackerman.		223
Home is where the heart is.		505
Homer wins it in 9th inning; Colabello is Game 1 hero.		614
Homes for fairies; Kids let nature provide construction materials.		502
Huguenot history beckons; Society to honor first settlement.		787
Hydrogen's great hope; Area companies, colleges pursue dream of zero-pollution car.		1059
J. Michael Egan, 59.		631
James E. Casello.		129
James E. Casello.		220
James P. Clancey, 51.		170
Janet M. Hammond.		208
Joined for a journey; German students taste USA in Fitchburg.		1236
Julia (Gawle) Lilla, 103.		271
Juszczyk lifts Cougars; McCann's six saves boost defending champs.		456
Katherine Reamer Hendrickson.		194
Katherine Ryan and Emme Louise Lavoie.		122
Landfill settlement draws ire of citizens.		954
Let's be the leaders in our field; Gardner ball diamond can win free lighting.		688
Little big man; MVP voters size up another giant Pedroia effort.		838
Marguerite Russell.		150
Median Bernice "Mimi" Penttila, 89.		287
Medical school says ties already are strong; Panel hopes to steer expansion downtown.		545
Membrino lifts Raiders; Nickerson-Denio connection spurs the Stags.		452
More livestock, produce at fair; `Huge farmers market' featured.		366
Murray to lead trade mission; Commerce with Ireland.		772
Naps squeeze by 'Cats; Langin scores lone goal as Rafferty assists.		440
Nardina (Mancini) Romano, 93.		264
Nearly lost soul; Blues singer Bettye LaVette finally being recognized after decades-long career.		1152
NEIGHBOR TO NEIGHBOR.		801
NEIGHBOR TO NEIGHBOR.		940
New art gallery opens in Fitchburg.		210
Newcomer O'Neal hits - the books; Physical ex-Bengals cornerback studies hard, hopes to play in opener.		743
Northboro police log.		507
Old cars carry memories to assisted living center; Car show, ice cream social get sunrise residents into the sunshine.		559
Old-timers ball game is an exercise in tradition.		498
Opening a discussion on pay-as-you-throw.		455
Packed house inspires.		808
Pasquale Montuori.		228
Phillips sent to aid hurricane areas.		285
Pipe dream or plan? / Theme park would be huge.		608
Planning Board tackles subject of amended sign bylaw.		641
Police continue probing fatal crash on I-495.		207
Pop Warner Lions energized for new opportunities; Season begins Sept. on road.		1043
PRESS BOX.		191
Principal is targeted by leaflets.		403
Program to fill arts education gap; Maplewind Arts offers music, arts instruction.		380
Purple, UMass to play.		307
R. Scott Watson.		251
Ralph R. Cox.		212