Articles from Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA) (June 16, 2008)

Title	Author	Type	Words
8 towns vie in firefighter muster; At times hoses, wet spectators, competitors.			691
Ailing shoulder shelves Perkins; Rivers alters lineup for first time.			971
Alice F. McCann, 69.			442
Association doesn't want to share lake with public.			791
City councilors should fund insurance benefit for retirees.			875
College calls in a big way for local teens; Scholarships to Cornell, WPI for Worcester grads.			613
Confronting challenges together; RFK Center hosts family day for students.			560
Councilors want rules on staffing; Petition would set minimum levels for Police, Fire Departments.			646
COURTHOUSE RECORDS.			726
Creative economy on center stage.			655
Cutting the life out of Hubbardston.			862
Cyrus Topol, 96.			546
Dem Senate race study in contrasts; Union, tax issues define candidates.			795
Doris L. (Quarelli) Mathieu, 86.			291
Doris Porter, 86.			382
Eleanor Margaret O'Donnell.			457
Ellsbury does it all for Sox; Rookie propels Boston over Reds.			735
Entwistle lawyer portrays happy life; Defense trying to debunk motive for his being killer.			584
Funerals Today.			412
Furry friends make police visits bearable; Donated teddies help officers console kids.			598
Grafton team first in global test; Fourth-graders love duct tape.			816
Hard work has happy payoff for volunteers; Rebuilding Together Worcester.			455
Hardwick rejects Quabbin request; Regional school is left without official budget.			486
Homecoming; Pierce scores 38, but Lakers stave off elimination to force Game 6 in Boston.			1023
Jacquelyn (Hoover) Ayres, 77.			235
Janice G. (Bayer) Tupaj.			283
John J. Sullivan, Jr., 81.			264
Legends of Jazz pleases the `in crowd'.			677
Letitia V. Sherman; 1935 - 2008.			297
Living to plant; Gardens place of calm, healing.			1470
Lottery excess; Midday Lottery can't plug all fiscal gaps.		Editorial	249
MEDICAL MEMOS.			86
Milton J. Weglarz, 85.			312
Molly Bish safety event growing.			452
NEIGHBORS.			754
No headline.			485
Not quiet on Western Front.			125
Nuclear smarts; Task force could boost research applications.		Editorial	367
On the job.			893
R.I. man faces charges after crash.			124
Ralph W. Dwelly, 73.			187
Recent Deaths.		Obituary	878
Red Sox pound Reds.			1227
REGIONAL DIGEST.			423
Rifle range foes make issue of inspector's lack of credentials.			459
Rotation keeps on roll; Pitching staff continues to hurl quality starts.			749
Runners going cross country.			591
Sally Krock.			214
Shawn M. Cassidy, 48.			213
Starburst 2008 kicks off city's summer.			591
Sturbridge Great Ponds topic of Wednesday session; Current, future to be dicussed.			760
The doctor is in... demand; Ranks of primary care physicians are dwindling.			1392
Tornadoes ride the Rapidz; Five-run second sparks Worcester in finale of series.			689
Town's legal bills may top $300K; With $125K budgeted; various accounts are funding difference.			1034
Uxbridge man charged in break-in.			190
Voters to rule on budget, switch to appointed posts.			279
Yard-sale find revives memories of WWII loss.			667