Articles from Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA) (February 23, 2007)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'Cats staying hot.			460
`Amazing' story needs better pace.		Movie review	533
3Com sees promise in its China venture; Financial losses are shrinking.			855
A place of peace; Stained glass adds final touch to Leominster hospital's chapel.			984
A woman's desperate quest; Conn. resists sister's effort to raise sibling.			832
ACLU head says prayer crossed line; Nonsectarian guidelines are urged.			483
Alice A. Anatrella, 88.			212
American Superconductor began in a kitchen.			1037
Ash's trey wins at buzzer.			599
Assumption debut for documentary; Homeless movie a seminar project.			825
Athol awaits word from state on safety of dam at reservoir.			296
Backyard wealth; T&G/Bloomberg index companies create jobs, products, fortunes.			1467
Biovest banking on cancer vaccine, bioreactor; Test results on new drug yield hope.			1146
Boston Life Sciences targeting Parkinson's.			694
Brookfield Web site videos probed; Three teens allegedly spit in books.			320
Building tools needed to develop better drugs; Hopkinton's Caliper Life Sciences plays role in new cancer drug.			885
Burglary suspect gave false ID; New Bedford man sought.			511
Business briefs.			429
Business Digest.			200
Business Review and Forecast 2007.			345
Cambex survives trials and reinvents itself.		Company overview	244
Candidate questions raised.			462
Carl P. "Papa" Risi, Sr.			265
Cities try to get trail on track; Twin Cities negotiating with CSX for bikeway.			738
Citizens National focusing on banking basics.			711
ClearStory is small, but it sees the big picture.			939
Clinton fills Planning Board vacancy.			384
Close call in cold swamp.			311
Commerce likes things just the way they are.			913
Commonwealth National keeps a local focus.			594
Cornering the fantasy market.			1279
Corrections.			86
Courthouse records.			2805
Cytyc Corp. reaching beyond its ThinPrep Pap test.			686
Dealer plans Infiniti sales; Chambers will divide property.			455
Designer survives 4th round of TV contest.			705
Don't bother calling this number.		Movie review	361
Donald A. Harding, 74.			157
Doris V. (Bugely) Warfield, 86.			243
East meets West at annual banquet; Tech school chefs fuse flavors from many cultures.			422
Edward F. Bennett Jr.			332
EMC Corp. doesn't hesitate to change itself.			840
Evelyn E. (Hicks) Anderson, 91.			194
Ex-lawmakers' pension boosts axed; Retirement board denies claims by Parente, 2 others; appeal unclear.			600
Ex-lawyer is indicted in thefts.			302
EXACT Sciences test is aimed at colon cancer.			848
Fairy tale farmer shoots the moon.		Movie review	540
Finder.			203
Fired dog officer seeks law change; Health insurance rule at issue.			750
Former Celtic dies at 52; D.J. starred on title teams.			810
Former Red Sox doc says Auburn not keeping deal.			742
Funerals Today.			341
Getting the bands back together for a good cause.			621
Grand jury indicts ex-lawyer; Thefts from clients alleged totaling about $750,000.			547
GTC Biotherapeutics now in a growth phase.			650
Hanover's turnaround follows a difficult year.			867
Hugh R. McKelvey, 88.			181
James Ingham Thurston, 88.			318
John Gaudette, 52.			174
KFC rights fried to a crisp; Marshals strip stores of logos after franchise default.			966
Lillian E. (Rudik) Simonis, 81.		Obituary	151
MacKay works on masterpiece; Senior shines for Crusaders in 2 mile.			827
Maine high school senior thrives in hunt.			945
Man dies after rescue; Status reports were unclear.			257
Mary Louise (White) Degnan, 75.			177
Mass Megawatts sold on future of wind power; Worcester company has a new idea.			625
Mechanic St. bridge to close.			271
Medical industry keeping Arrhythmia healthy.			892
Mighty Staples isn't afraid to have a little fun.			766
Module demand fuels expansion at Evergreen.			1068
P&W Railroad profits through careful planning.			575
Park resident resists eviction.			512
Patrick eyes property tax breaks; New state finance plan.			983
Pension pinch; aeContribution-based' benefit would ease inequities.		Editorial	366
Perfect-pitch; Patrick shows signs of tone-deafness.		Editorial	352
Pinsonault, Panthers pounce on Hawks.			583
Police plan for school is debated; Bolton resource officer would work at Nashoba.			512
Precision equipment makes Valpey-Fisher tick.			655
Precision Optics focuses on medical market.			902
Putnam Savings says employees its biggest asset.			745
Rangers storm back into final.			719
Recent Deaths.			1090
Regional digest.			148
Regional Digest.			184
Regional digest.			615
Regional digest.			159
Regional Digest.			691
Restructured Globix focuses on fiber network.			674
Richard B. Cabana.			188
Robert B. Clarke, 83.			559
Rotary to honor town employee.			524
Ruth Louise Howard, 79.		Obituary	107
Senior trio leads Hawks in semis.			672
Sepracor profits from insomnia, asthma drugs.			761
Shrewsbury captures Tournament spot.			465
Shrewsbury seniors fight override.			764
Source says Mulford, Levy will be task force co-chairs; Group to study homelessness.			657
Southbridge officials split on road study; Leaders from two towns discuss connector, costs.			683
Starrett Co. riding a changing global economy.			846
Sterling accepts bid on condemned home; Two Planning Board members get nod.			500
Sutton considers cell tower incentives; Possible farm buy gets mixed reviews.			550
Take 2 profitable for Double-Take.			605
Taking notes for diabetes care; Nypro pen monitors insulin doses.			676
Telling Iraq's story; Filmmaker presents an independent view.			1189
Tenacity brought success to IPG Photonics.			926
Two injured during rash of accidents.			122
Two possible school sites are eyed; Holland and Wales narrowing search for two-town primary facility.			537
Vincent A. Maleckas, 87.			211
Virginia N. "Gina" (Bruso) Dillaire, 65.			239
ViryaNet catering to a wireless world.			677
Wales board keeps zoning status quo; No action on new enforcement officer.			350
Waters plays behind-the-scenes role in your life; Milford company's instruments used in drug development, testing.			725
Westboro's Applix finds international market.			548