Articles from Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA) (May 24, 2009)

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Title	Type	Words
`Sweeney Todd' slays them in Westboro.		674
Algonquin's Davis tops Lurier in final.		721
At last, Nunn has chance to catch.		1934
Bane and blessing; Smelly landfill gas may help paper mill, neighbors.		840
Barbara L. (Cross) Cummings, 79.		252
Barbecue season, like grills, is heating up.		785
Brooks steps up for the alumni.		844
BUSINESS PEOPLE.		356
EDUCATION NOTES.		850
Elaine F. Skantz, 90.		128
Ellsbury essential to success.		1347
Fee hikes may discourage parking at Union Station.		748
Fileva rallies twice, takes singles crown.		472
Florence Medlinsky.		368
For richer, not poorer; Wedding dreams can come true despite slow economy.		1556
Former players holding clinic; Stars of past set to visit Burncoat.		420
Funerals Today.		91
Gertrude Irene (Blair) Griswold, 97.		236
Green CAFE; Properly done, fuel rules could work.	Editorial	516
Helen M. (Witkowski) Mayou, 66.		416
How the locals are doing.		156
It's a shame Mary Kay hasn't any.		717
James Wallace Jancaitis, 58.		222
John Stanley Hall, Jr.		314
Kathleen M. "Kathy" McGrail, 61.		448
Kurt "Rick" Rickheit.		312
Lack of protection sure can hurt production.		960
Lewis J. Emond, 84.		282
Local boats perform fine at regatta.		657
Lucky break lands Spoehr head job at Tatnuck.		1392
Mae E. (Supernor) McCauliff, 88.		315
Making a ruckus about the rumpus room.		595
Margaret A. (Scales) Sutton, 93.		269
Martha E. (McGarrell) Gosler, 95.		306
Maybe, like, just an old lemur?	Editorial	276
Memorial observance on cable.		264
Mercedes Lopez, 50.		148
Meuse sharp, sparks Hawks; Pitcher gets some revenge.		462
Michael M. Maddocks.		182
National Garden Clubs honor Trexler.		210
Paying respects again; Cemetery gets a cleanup.		682
Pros come through when rackets need stringing.		660
Recent Deaths.		1116
REGIONAL DIGEST.		713
Robert R. Lataille.		287
Rollover crash on Hope Avenue.		116
Rudolph J. Gronowicz.		184
Scenic 5K unique challenge.		793
School chief's big challenge.		888
Selectmen rate manager as `satisfactory'.		453
Sheila F. Pelto, 66.		202
Shirley M. (Clementson) Matteau-Wrubel.		279
Silence is broken; Family finally gets the story of a hero.		1425
Some state parks will not be staffed this summer.		268
Storm cleanup money needed in Leominster.		230
Suspect manages to elude manhunt.		280
Take a close look at state of lawn.		636
Tape job; Upon review, homer beats Papelbon.		708
Thanks prized by veterans; Students' ceremony for Memorial Day.		708
That Monster can hurt.		1128
William R. Ahlstrand.		298
Worcester police union holding out for raises; Others forgoing pay hikes to avoid layoffs.		1170
You're invited; Tour some of city's finest homes.		1016
Youth, Family Services budget unscathed.		475