Articles from Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA) (November 13, 2009)

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Title	Type	Words
$1M Pappas donation prompts field fund OK.		254
`Pick Local for the Holidays'.		485
`Tis the season to reduce unwanted catalogs.		510
A `Beautiful' career; Pianist Jim Brickman has ear for music, eye for business.		797
A NIMBY argument by the city.		719
AD's Desk.		172
AD's Desk.		274
Algonquin keeps its Devilish dominance.		398
Anthony D'Ascanio.		226
Arrest Log.		175
Barbara (Longvall) Sanborn 1923-2009.		315
Berlin Police Log.		183
Bloody Pioneers gut Wachusett; Penalty-kick rebound in OT wins.		416
Bolton Police Log.		282
Bruce P. Grimshaw, 72.		186
Carolyn White.		154
Catch the quidditch craze.		865
Cecilia E. Mercier.		255
Chieftains start the postseason strong.		558
City officials' debate unabated.		450
City turns attention to runoff.		405
Clinton native stars as `Peter Pan'.		277
Clinton part of diesel waste grants.		272
Clinton Police Log.		757
Connolly set to put it on the line.		782
CORRECTIONS.	Correction notice	120
Court Log.		774
COURTHOUSE RECORDS.		2266
Cruz seeks change in plea; Slaying in Bronx.		547
Dennis Parker.		164
Difficult exam awaits Panthers.		764
Doris (Robson) Keenen.		113
Eat, laugh and dance at Fifth Amendment.		764
Emily Carlson.		202
Emma St. Hilaire; Sept. 20, 2009.		84
Ex-lawyer gets 2-1/2 years in prison.		664
Fence marches into yard, gazebo; Base looks to ramp up security; surveying errors jolt neighbors.		568
First-half strikes propel Rockets; Wind-aided offense starts quick.		397
FROM THE REGION.		1677
Funerals Today.		541
Gaels close in on league title.		1153
George Mennard.		297
Grade six on Berlin warrant.		475
HC, Lafayette in a poll-vaulting battle for playoff lives.		1091
Help needed to `bang in' markers.		270
History Channel to feature Shrewsbury WWII veteran.		989
Indians breeze into final.		405
James P. Cassidy, 79 Retired Fire Lieut.		381
John Anthony "Dziadziu" Jurczyk, 86.		311
John J. Pustis, 54.		448
Joseph Biscotti, 80.		107
Joseph John Coley, 41.		297
Lahtinen's fire fuels Oakmont.		527
Lancaster Police Log.		320
Lera E. Dela Cruz Eason.		81
Loretta Barry.		331
Love thy neighbor, but only from afar.		760
Manning's present tense: past perfect.		804
Mary Calamare.		255
Mayor's ethics certifiable, and he can prove it, too.		612
MONEY BRIEFS.		854
More clunky; Appliances are next up for rebates.	Editorial	350
Naps' defense still perfect.		383
Nashoba football is looking for answers.		947
Neighbor to Neighbor.		545
Neri, Manning help Warriors advance.		356
No bail for suspect in murder.		330
Pacheco goes regional.		292
Partnerships a community resource.		123
Phyllis C. Ellis, 98.		358
Police staffing down; Selectmen restrict bar for four Saturdays.		742
Ramon A. Martinez, 83.		221
Recent Deaths.		754
Residents angered by city tree plan; Beetle, storm loss not being replaced.		746
Robert Witkowski.		277
Rousseau convicted of arson charges; Sentencing scheduled for Nov. 23.		281
Ruffed grouse are worth the search.		916
Rules of abandonment; Bylaw change would add residences.	Editorial	266
Ruth Helen (McCann) Anketell, 78.		245
Ruth Johnston.		457
Seasonal jobs outlook? Not robust; Holiday hiring a delicate balance for many.		834
Second effort is enough.		404
Shanghai Symphony explores Eastern, Western traditions.		548
Shrewsbury passes high-Q test.		455
Staying in Lancaster.		166
Sterling Police Log.		362
Sutherland singing with TSO pops.		295
Tale with a complex plot; Rules could wrest peace from eternal friendship.		711
Tax changes hurt businesses.		757
Terrorism hearing tests First Amendment rights.		758
The gift of life; Kidney transplant offered to friend and co-worker.		1250
The gift of life; Westboro man launches chain of organ donations.		1027
This year's Dublin Marathon was really a family affair.		439
Thomas Naze.		239
Three women are finalists for job of town manager; Brian Bullock's contract will expire Jan. 30.		543
Tigers' Power equals glory; Douglas finally playing for title.		328
Toys for Tots has a warehouse to fill.		251
Unitil's storm response prompts strengthened law.		498
Wachusett still kicking.		396
William Owens Jr.		414
William Patrick Owens, Jr., 74.		763
Wind farm tax deal, site issue go before voters on Monday.		214
Zeros and no hero; Lone shootout goal conquers Thomas.		485