Articles from Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA) (January 18, 2007)

Title	Author	Type	Words
3 arrested in raid on Pleasant Street; Crack cocaine, ammunition, cash found.			295
911 call leads to chase, arrest; Father charged in Lunenburg.			384
A yen for sushi on Park; New eatery boasts a chef with elan.			775
Aline L. (Durand) Charest, 78.			297
Ann E. (Sullivan) Lowry, 86.			288
Anthony J. "Bud" Zola.			200
Asbestos problem revealed at troubled school; Athol High teacher's union chief demands action.			671
Barbara E. Wickwire, Former Local Artist.			404
Bernardians trip up Tech.			703
Betty A. Hennessey, 89.			174
Bitter cold driving homeless into shelters; PIP, veterans shelter see beds filling up.			427
Blanche E. (MacAloney) Lajoie, 89.			414
Bolts' flap fading away; Present focus switches totally to Indianapolis.			803
Brookfield has new tank; Grants paid for standpipe.			652
Budget for Algonquin up 12 percent, for now.			316
Business briefs.			441
Clinic clears parking hurdle; Planning Board approves plan.			652
Clinton hearing on house conversion continued again.			485
Coakley takes AG oath in her hometown, N. Adams; 600 turn out for swearing-in.			474
Company moves to stay on Nasdaq; Reverse split boosts stock price by more than $3.			596
Conn. farmland disappearing; Trust seeks funds to purchase rights from farmers.			835
CORRECTION.			81
Counting the Webster streets that aren't there.			750
COURTHOUSE RECORDS.			964
Cradle of Filth profane but not vain; Band goes for the goth, but moshers also join.			779
Crusaders show true colors; Simmons sparks HC past Midshipmen.			896
Dam control at issue; Manchaug district sought.			709
Dam project going to lower bidder; First bidder on Southbridge repair work raised conflict of interest.			492
Defendant testifies beating didn't happen.			551
DeOssie likes Pats Sunday.			1024
DEP: Hardwick landfill no threat; State urges water monitoring.			889
Diane Ekvall, 47.			164
Disney royalty; Plucked from crowd for parade.			663
Eleanor K. (Gurgzdis) Babin, 89.			230
ELECTION NOTEBOOK.			280
Elizabeth Ann Hendrickson, 84.			239
Elizabeth Elias R.N. 1930 - 2007.			386
Falcon five flying high; FSC women run off 12-game winning streak.			607
Fitchburg razing buildings; City targeting problem sites.			235
Fitchburg Savings Bank promotes two to VP slots.			208
Forecast at Holy Name is for quiet wind power.			778
Frances L. Carlson, 89.		Obituary	101
Fundraiser slated for transplant pair; Kidney donor, recipient on the mend.			475
Funerals Today.			443
Gardner youth panel seeks skateboard park.			546
Gary M. Kibbe Sr., 53.			253
Gas tax hike called way to end Pike tolls; $60 annual increase for average driver.			787
Get ready to S-P-E-L-L! `Bee' bug afflicting adults, too, at B&GC fundraiser.			581
Glimpses of a dark future.			856
GOP legislative agenda aims to win wide bipartisan support.			680
Grafton to get tree inspections; Town is next in line for National Grid trimming.			566
Greyhounds drop a heartbreaker; River Hawks win in frantic finish.			631
Gun range permit under scrutiny; Police propose stricter rules after 2 suicides.			575
Health Center grant to help uninsured; Chronic disease nurse support cited.			367
Highlanders keep sparkling on the court.			1254
Hit wonders; Harrison's status is upgraded while Colts' Sanders is ready to set the tone.			858
HIV/AIDS care coming; Worcester patients get home aid.			449
Horse enthusiast accepts `Spiritual' advice; Woman discovers love of equine artwork.			497
Irene (Jorjorian) Mazmanian.			265
It's time for by-the-book gardening.			585
Jobs for all; Massive project should not be limited to unions.		Editorial	207
Joseph W. Cloutier, 95.			305
Josephine T. Niosi (Hince).			207
Kessel scores twice, but Bruins get creased.			436
Lawrence J. Riordan, 71.			233
League's best of the best at season's midway point.			1505
Leicester selectmen nearly halt school audit.			659
Light company picketed; Sterling workers want safety provisions in contract.			282
Lukes now Little Miss Sunshine; Fighting words few and far between.			864
Margaret J. (Cornell) Bishop, 75.			260
Maybelle Florence Keach, 99.		Obituary	84
Mischelle A. Marcel, 45.			209
Musician puts modern spin on humble ukulele.			1162
Mylott foresees budget problems; Mayor concerned about state funds.			446
Myrtle B. (Barrett) Ledoux, 82.			314
Northbridge eyeing budget deficit; Town could begin fiscal '08 $4M behind.			667
Oxford lodges BB gun counts; Towns hit by vandalism.			506
Patriot fans are watching a legend.			1120
Paul S. Pendell, 83.			182
Phayre coaches 300th in Assumption loss.			309
PRESS BOX.			154
Priming the economy; UMass Medical helps state with jobs, revenue.			802
Principal addresses sex case.			243
Property inspection to start; Auburn assessor announces project.			582
Recent Deaths.			1419
REGIONAL DIGEST.			128
REGIONAL DIGEST.			544
REGIONAL DIGEST.			545
REGIONAL DIGEST.			457
Riding on Pacific suits the Panthers.			758
School construction recommended for Lunenburg.			498
Selectman will rephrase statement; Sturbridge official finds way around Open Meeting flap.			926
Shrewsbury special ed costs rising; More pupils with autism, transportation costs cited.			401
Shrewsbury steals away.			655
SPM upends Tomahawks.			655
Sugden Block could be sold; Spencer mulls $1M in repairs.			439
Suspect has long rap sheet; Uxbridge man charged in mother's death.			585
Technology of choice: the iUseful; Advanced electronics only complicate life.			870
The play's the thing; Grand prize leads to professional production.			1125
TJX Cos. source of security breach; Computer break-in compromised cards.			993
Town plans to step up planning; Business closings a concern in Warren.			714
UMass spinoff; University's economic impact extends statewide.		Editorial	384
Upton man makes "Millionaire' bid.			100
Warriors clinch berth; Tantasqua trio proves too much for Indians.			620
West Boylston taps Pauley for chief; Board discusses affordable housing.			750
William H. Coons Sr.			220
Women's ski clinic is big hit.			946