Articles from Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA) (February 19, 2009)

Title	Author	Type	Words
`An exploration of faith'; Alpha program looks at everyday life through Christian lens.			999
`Hero' dog perishes in fire, but all tenants get out safely.			455
200 winning number as Monty girls hoop coach tops plateau.			670
A respectful morning after.			549
A slice of college life with `24 pictures a second'; WPI student's old Shepherd Hill buddies help turn movie-making dream into `Something Remote'.			893
A town that exercises its right.			136
Actor guides students to Greece's glory days; A classic act at middle school gives players, audience lesson.			572
AD's Desk.			143
Agnes Lamb.			198
Aid plan seen as boost to region.			567
Alice C. Backa.			131
Anna Wiersma.			229
Anne M. Kavanaugh.			310
Anne Marie (Jurgiel) Portelance, 94.			456
Annual gala planned for SYFS.			907
Another late fall for Minutemen.			395
Anthony J. Sanginario.			562
Antonio Ciociolo.			157
Are you curious to see `The Curious Savage'? Kickoff to Gateway's 34th season.			312
Band puts the pep in Sammies' step.			726
Barbara E. Leary, 79.			226
Basketball runs in his blood.			600
Beacon Hill Roll Call; A sampling of how your elected officials voted.			895
Betty Ellen (Johnson) Butler, 81.			155
Bisons target NCAA championship; Women's basketball team at Nichols learns from early losses.			649
Book chronicles couple's cross-country trip.			763
Boylston Police Log.			385
Brady eyeing opener.			294
Business is - quietly - booming at the library.			622
Carl E. Svedberg, Jr.			319
Changing gears; Paying for highways in new ways.		Editorial	278
City Council `retreat' sets surreal stage.			720
Conservationists seek $70K for Leovich Landing.			523
COURTHOUSE RECORDS.			2901
Crusaders again turn it around late; Evans sizzles in 2nd half, sparks HC past Navy.			648
Crusaders close in style.			520
Dancing on air in a square; Never too old or young for foot-tapping partner-swinging fun.			908
David N. Cheever.			368
David prouty High School honor roll.			419
Davis Hill students raise money for town's Welcome Aldrich Fund.			323
Debris cleanup to start soon.			195
Democratic Town Committee plans annual dinner.			430
DiBella inks `La Bomba'.			481
Digest.			435
Dining delight.		Restaurant review	804
Doris V. Pedroli.			170
E. Louise Flagg.			266
Eleanor M. (Occhipinti) Pirro.			263
Elinor A. Flamand.			190
Feeling hopeful despite `plagues'; O'Brien sees opportunities.			439
Fish fry reels 'em in.			630
Flash Digest.			508
For middle schooler, skating is almost a late-life transition.			568
Foreclosure fix at grass roots; City took timely action as crisis hit.		Editorial	379
Four hands reach out to four paws; Couple serve as officer, inspector.			603
Francis S. "Frank" Mello, 71.			299
FROM THE REGION.			2056
Full day K on the way.			606
Fundraiser planned for man stricken with crippling virus.			261
Funerals Today.			369
Globetrotters.			180
Good times ride the trail with Leicester snowmobilers.			849
Great season so far for Spartans.			718
Green movement takes on members at UHS; School club gets word out on recycling.			452
Harold "Fuzz" E. Kinnear, 77.			357
Hazel L. (Nuttall) Caya.			274
High schoolers eligible for scholarships, award.			258
In Colonial times, putting pen to paper was no easy task; Historians found little to document activity on the freshwater lake in Webster.			839
James V. Abato, 85.			283
Jason R. Falke, 23.			416
John Richard DeFosse.			307
Koren, Wildcats edge Bernardians.			590
Lamoureux an ace athlete for all seasons.			604
Land swap could get town a playing field.			705
LOCAL MEETING ROUNDUP.			893
LOCAL MONEY BRIEFS.			304
Madeleine G. Charron 1939 - 2009.			264
Making right moves in game, life; Chess champ to speak at FSC.			714
Manager trying to pare deficit.			519
Margaret G. (McCarthy) Merrilees, 92.			225
Margaret H. Dayton.			265
Mary (Khoury) Jakstis.			100
Maureen A. Higgins.			339
MEDICAL MEMOS.			239
Michael R. "Mike G" Gomes, 30.			242
Neighbors.			197
Neighbors.			450
New England Youth Ensemble tunes up to aid library.			688
No Clark title in store for Lions.			762
Oxford High School Honor Roll.			218
PRESS BOX.			95
Psychiatric exam is ordered for home invader.			495
Rams heat up early, pull away from Naps.			411
Recent Deaths.			1417
Rested, ready to go; Papelbon says he's healthy.			744
Robert J. Robinson Jr.			249
Robert S. DeMarco.			251
Rush on to replace duck boxes.			722
School honors United Lens Co. Bay Path grateful for help with robotics.			408
Search down to two to lead diocese's schools.			237
Selectman fined for open container; Police pursued board chairman 4 miles.			127
Senior finds silver lining in Dec. ice storm.			851
Sharks take a bite out of their prices.			1023
Showdown set; Indians fundamentally sound against Chargers.			608
Showdown set; Seniors spark Sammies to final.			613
Shrewsbury coach sets goals.			876
Soccer player scores scholarship.			359
Spa treatment: one luxury that's a keeper; Valley has its oases, even in winter.			1093
Spring fever hits Applewild students.			868
St. John's honor roll.			133
St. John's honor roll.			121
St. John's honor roll.			235
St. John's puts focus on China; Language program to be expanded.			444
Stepping up; Victory! tour brings dance style to Mechanics Hall.			713
Stimulus could mean $18M for city schools.			312
Sutton High honor roll.			388
Tall timber tumbles; Tree removal shines light on neighborhood.			1003
Ted. event raises a tidy sum.			191
Teen held in bomb making.			429
The `Red Coates' of Rutland.			995
The future is now for Colonels.			424
There's lots to love at Uncle Jay's.			1192
Throng of mourners greets fallen soldier's family.			740
Total team effort propels Woolies.			419
Tradition, training and fearlessness.			474
Union hoping stimulus bill can save police jobs after July 1.			321
Uxbridge High School honor roll.			468
Value yourself; Marketing your skills on the job counts.			718
Vehicular homicide: How the automobile is killing humanity.			582
Virtual tour.			133
Volunteers start oil relief program.			499
Wachusett sophomores are mile champs.			602
West Boylston Police Log.			675
William James Byrne.			232
Winter break or not, they're gone.			597