Articles from Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA) (September 11, 2009)

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Title	Type	Words
`It's a Wonderful Community'.		741
`Work this case out,' judge says.		463
A colorful look at Clinton history ... the sequel.		535
Agnes Karvoski.		177
Appraisers ready to evaluate treasures.		513
Assabet will be in the crosshairs.		789
Berlin Police Log.		315
Betting on oil; Brazilian venture looks solid.	Editorial	313
Bison connect on road.		230
Blanche Somensini.		203
Bolton Police Log.		329
Book will honor `everyday' heroes.		294
Celebrating the 10th anniversary with a parade.		1732
Chieftains have high hopes.		959
Cinema 320's fall lineup opens Tuesday at Clark.		527
Clinton Arrest Log.		110
Clinton Cultural Council seeks funding proposals.		154
Clinton Police Log.		779
Coakley backs tough anti-crime law; Retailers told thefts more complex.		494
Continental Stone assessed $3,000 environmental penalty.		225
Corey hearing again delayed.		496
CORRECTIONS.	Correction notice	117
Court Log.		1191
Courthouse records.		1781
Dad cried at child's wedding.		631
Deborah Marion Luistro, 55.		309
Defense rules as Naps tie Suzies.		2089
Dialogue continues on relieving overcrowding; Fourth-grade move is just part of discussion.		651
Doherty, Wachusett ready to hit.		732
Family traditions; Rep. Polito inspired by her grandfathers.		761
Former Hawk soaring as Falcon.		1119
From the region.		1478
Funerals Today.		483
Gaels are ready to battle.		967
Gaels edge Assabet Valley.		747
Garrity and Riehl engaged.		116
Guidelines needed on school arrests.		643
Gwendolyn Powell.		250
Hazel Givskud.		253
Impact of 9-11 inspires service; In remembering, many volunteer.		799
Inspiration strikes late.		423
Joanna (Docimo) Fiore.		382
Joanne Hall.		163
Jose Mercado.		259
Joseph W. Cobb, Jr.; World War II Veteran, Loving Husband, Father, Grandfather.		319
Judge delays lobster decision.		352
Kathryn A. (Waite) Biando, 60.		211
Kraft kicks off Patriots official visits to talk about football.		682
Lancaster Police Log.		328
Lions look to continue recent success.		913
Local Meeting Roundup.		894
Looking for the next generation.		364
Macleod/Legacy does what the Patriots couldn't.		291
Moment of truth almost at hand.		807
Money briefs.		738
More public access coming to Clinton's cable system.		728
Nashoba decision saves district over $200,000.		332
Nashoba Robotics begins fundraising.		244
Neighbor to Neighbor.		701
New trial granted in '03 shooting.		640
Next phase of pension reform outlined.		427
Olde Home Day Committee welcomes visitors to its 10th annual celebration.		792
Our libraries speak volumes.		820
Owens has mouth in midseason form.		761
Papers' sale not certain, says Times; Executive tells employees T&G finances improving.		958
Paula M. Siroonian.		337
Pedroia good, but not like '08.		904
Pet Rock & Rollermania; Bay City Rollers with Ian Mitchell headlines at annual benefit.		891
Peter J. Hogan Jr., 79.		175
Public's shark scars healing.		825
Robert Hanna.		221
Rockets take off, upend Colonials.		539
Russell Aubertine.		220
Sandra Williamson.		264
Santos rested, ready for 33rd Pats season.		798
Senior leadership is expected to benefit Mountaineers.		767
Sept. 11 and 12 will be full of family fun.		722
Sitting down with Claire Agnitti.		690
Smooth sailing for Canalfest toy boat project; Harding Street hosts annual festival Saturday.		598
Sterling Light Department offers year-end discount.		132
Sterling Police Log.		614
Thomas McQuoid.		419
Tornadoes hold on to take 2-0 lead.		563
Unitil suit can proceed; Dec. 11-12 ice storm losses prompted filing.		404
Unruly parties ordinance blasted.		431
Wallace J. Casavant, 81.		326
WASHINGTON - Local health care administrators said they liked President Barack Obama's address on health care reform to a joint session of Congress, but they wanted more details.		588
Web site workers wanted.		315
Woman badly hurt in high-rise fire; With enough manpower unavailable to use it, ladder truck had to go unused, chief says.		657
Worthy honors; Sept. 11 most fitting for tributes.	Editorial	364