Articles from Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA) (June 13, 2008)

Title	Author	Type	Words
`Hulk' big, bad; story dull.		Movie review	560
`The Fall' is a jewel of a film on stories.		Movie review	472
Alfred M. Maffei.			270
Aquatic center to honor governor; Dukakis supports autistic kids' school.			447
Ashline and McGown honored as scholar leaders.			228
Bay State voke-tech schools are an education success story.			884
Beacon Hill Roll Call.			1303
Berlin Police Log.			253
Biotech bill a big benefit for the region; Patrick will sign legislation before leaving for Calif.			607
Black River keeps on rolling; Palladium show for local favorites.			834
Board takes more time to act on grant document; Rauscher Farm $$ needs paperwork in place.			581
Bone bruise didn't hold back Rondo.			877
Brink job; Down 24, C's steal game, win away from 17th title.			912
Brother, son recalled as honest soul.			691
Budget has $1.3B for roads, rail line; Turnpike bond bailout included in House bill.			405
Business briefs.			424
Cancer study is part of Relays for Life; Participants can enroll at events today.			567
CD release.			210
Celebrating success with FIRST.			392
Charles S. "Chucky" Voyles, 52.			202
Cheap heat for next winter is hot topic now for consumers.			812
Class promises to keep fire burning.			451
CMS is building a solid baseball team.			617
COURTHOUSE RECORDS.			1309
Crash spills cereal.			311
Dubrule looking forward to change.			834
Elizabeth Monaghan.			243
False alarms wasting Gardner police time.			795
Family events enhance Longsjo; Cycling event scheduled July 2-6.			600
Farragher advises Gael athletes to embrace challenges.			631
Father, son held in drug bust.			123
Finder.			176
Four-way stop begins on July 1.			119
Fred L. Balducci Sr., 86.			251
Funerals Today.		Obituary	605
Gertrude L. (Boutillette) Beland, 91.			432
Golfers brave the heat for chance to ride mechanical menace.			325
Helen F. (Capalbo) Dunn, 92.			242
House approves money for study; Commuter rail closer to reality?			439
Lake Singletary Dam repair is a go; Association's gift, state's money.			674
Lancaster Police Log.			403
Leah Swanton.			281
Lester shuts down Orioles.			1082
Let them eat burgers, sans tomatoes.			686
Lives of struggle; Holy Cross students see Third World poverty up close.			1226
Luigi Cognoni.			179
M. Diane Howard, 79.			182
Man faces attempted murder charges.			452
May F. (Anguria) Jennette, 86.			425
Mayor gets wish lists for restored spending; No guarantees to fund supplemental requests.			536
Most power restored to area; Flash storm cut off about 1,000 customers, downed trees.			831
Movie-makers are seeking extras.			538
Multi-ethnic camp meetings set; English event is scheduled for June 20 to 28.		Conference news	547
Murray Brothers stresses professionalism.			544
Muslim charity figure out on bail; Judge `struggling' with sentence for lying to FBI.			845
Ottawa Rapidz (4-15) at Worcester Tornadoes (12-7).			386
Patrick to be honored at Perkins.			380
Plants with a purpose.			159
Police hit probation transfer; Worker allegedly leaked information.			695
Police seek painting stolen in '06; Thieves pried open a window.			806
PRESS BOX.			572
Progress seen on Raucher.			738
Ralph F. Moore, Jr., 76.			268
Ready to play NL ball; Francona believes interleague play is unfair.			842
Recent Deaths.			952
Red Sox having a blast at home; Lester delivers; Lowell hits slam.			763
REGIONAL DIGEST.			266
REGIONAL DIGEST.			288
REGIONAL DIGEST.			207
REGIONAL DIGEST.			356
Rhetoric is far from democracy's finest hour; Free speech gets downright silly.			760
Rich is Planning Board chairman.			166
Robert M. Fales, 65.			212
Ronald F. Couture, 64.			243
Schools reduce budget request; Committee cuts request by $714,000.			218
Seeking a signal; GAO could help clarify state-CSX dispute.		Editorial	280
Selectmen hire town accountant; Flynn has public, private experience.			252
Shrewsbury brothers buy firetruck on eBay.			1067
Shyamalan stumbles in overlong `Happening'.		Movie review	405
Skateboard park idea is encouraged; Selectmen tell committee to find a spot.			332
Soriano, Pujols injuries open opportunities.			1515
Sterling Police Log.			179
Suspect in bank robbery released on $25,000 bail.			315
Tales of brave `Ulysses'.			200
Tax firm to pay $1.5M restitution; JK Harris accused of deceit by AGs.			524
Teaching the simple life; University of the Wild tries to change views.			683
Teen center draws new support; Locals pitch in to try to keep facility open for the summer.			578
Teen escapes alleged pimp; W. Boylston girl found beaten.			615
Testing Quabbin's bass fishery.			862
The right decision; Court: Rule of law extends even to Guantanamo.		Editorial	318
Thomas C. Blodgett, 57.			195
Town counsel rules second-vote notice passes muster.			437
Trash ordinance to cut off service for nonpayment; Measure up for final vote Monday.			516
Two charged with drug offenses.			304
U.S. financial system: Can it collapse?			808
Utility takes over windpower plan; MMWEC group includes several area communities.			767
Veterans group buys ex-convent; Sheridan St. building nets $300K.			339
Voters face struggles over budgets; Cuts in services loom for FY '09.			706
Voters to decide on override; Failure could mean higher student fees.			494
Wallace J. (Wally) Gendron, 75.			558
Woman is posing as lawyer, police say.			244
Would-be dealer sues to sell cars; License appeal targets selectmen.			568