Articles from Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA) (September 9, 2008)

Title	Author	Type	Words
`Nacho' strong for Blue Devils.			952
`White Chicks' duo more than just talk.			615
`You cannot repair it'.			634
2 companies face legal action; Selectmen target snow plower, Charter.			466
2,000 welcomes for city library; Patrons greet additional days with their feet.			548
3 arraigned on cocaine charges.			152
6 school supt. finalists are named; District's 2nd search since April.			351
A big thank you to the fans.			839
A new Prohibition? Boston overreaches with latest tobacco rules.		Editorial	301
Administrator search revived; Selectmen stress aggressive approach.			471
Airport panel wants Direct Air details; Commission wants plans spelled out.			586
AMPLIFICATION.			140
Animal shelter likely to get land for center.			395
Anne R. Beck, 84.			173
Balanced attack keys Tomahawks.			434
Barbara E. Halldin, 81.			274
Bessie (Kulin) Stayman.			187
Board unhappy over school money usage; $166,709 was not returned to towns.			368
BoSox closing in on Tampa.			954
Builder plans 120 condos off Whalom Road.			303
Business briefs.			426
Charles F. Brown.			281
City CFO wearing treasurer, tax collector hats.			818
CLINTON ARREST LOG.			446
Clinton Police Log.			1080
Clinton's Olde Home Day keeps sunny outlook.			1487
Community pulls together when water rushes in.			1004
COURTHOUSE RECORDS.			848
Dorothy A. Hackett, 81.			237
Dusault nets 4 for Mountaineers.			434
Educate yourself about prostate cancer.			646
Falk, Clemmer fire the Rockets.			434
Fire, ambulance will continue as separate entities; Selectmen to seek more efficiency.			530
Fire, rescue consolidation wanted; Chief requests study committee.			548
Flagg Street users cite dangers; `Scary' for pedestrians, bicyclists and school-bound children.			569
Fourth annual Alison Murphy 5K Road Race results.			1676
Funerals Today.			368
Heavens wait for Murphy 5K.			678
Helen L. (Perry) Noble.			34
Historical Museum exhibit is in the bag.			685
Housecleaning; Government puts Fannie & Freddie under its thumb.		Editorial	288
Injured hiker, 9, in school; Friends plan event for Bruneau family.			581
Is it time to put some Magic in your life?			279
Is this the best choice available?			686
It's high time; Clock winders go to great heights to keep a connection to community history.			1442
Joan (Couchman) Demers, 83.			279
Lady Gaels are optimistic.			499
Library will be closing Fridays and Saturdays.			362
Loretta Eliza Maskie; June 21, 1921 - August 20, 2008.			161
Losing Brady drops Patriots to second-tier status.			904
Man acquitted, other charges are still pending.			253
Man faces assault charges.			199
Martha E. Walker.			176
Mayor defends trash contract; Rowlands asks why council wasn't involved.			724
Merchant claims City Hall is unfair.			800
Michael Sushchyk.			294
Natural foods store treats its customers to vegan barbecue.			683
New sports field named for Lane; Plaques to cite 3 athletic directors.			467
Nightmare scenario; Brady is out for the season.			994
Officials learn about senior problems.			435
Opera tradition.			128
Paradise goals help Naps squeeze by STB.			620
Past Speaks.			790
Pastor Edred A. Black.			42
Paul F. Sardagnola, 80.			48
Paul L. Desrosiers, 87.			564
Phelan passes Trojans' reins.			793
Positives and negatives of progress.			711
PRESS BOX.			77
Rain evacuees find many sources of help.			638
Ralph D. Reinhold, 85.			287
Recent Deaths.		Obituary	961
REGIONAL DIGEST.			926
REGIONAL DIGEST.			552
REGIONAL DIGEST.			410
Residents pay more in taxes; Homeowners' share hiked to 79 percent.			378
Rivera anxious to fight again.			739
Rocco Astrella, 88.			38
School abutters appeal building permit; Notre Dame Academy.			644
School board member named; Trash-dumping problems discussed.			531
Selectmen reappoint Reynolds to inspector post.			376
Sharing the art.			179
Sox charge to brink; Crumbling Rays see lead shrinking away.			866
Spirit festival cruisin' with fine arts, good tastes, cars.			636
State Senate candidates debate casinos, tax vote; Moore, Belanger duel over `special interest' support.			744
Stronger Lester just hitting stride.			792
Superintendent hunt begins; forums slated.			353
Surprising Rays try to keep focus.			839
Tahanto boys soccer team charges out of the gate.			875
Town ready to take heat when the heat goes off.			632
Uncovering Arab heroes of Holocaust.			1082
Using one cycle to help break another.			704
Van flip traps driver, dog.			167
Vetros, Morans spur Gaels past Panthers.			629
Ware man charged after police chase; Suspect, 25, held in lieu of $2,000 bail.			429
Waters, Minchoff spark the Warriors.			609
Wilfork upset with KC's Pollard, NFL.			397
Woolies ride 4-goal game by DeOliveira.			620
Youth Center flood damage pegged at $10,000; Some classroom activities are on hold.			319