Articles from Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA) (June 17, 2008)

Title	Author	Type	Words
`Get by with a little help from my friends'.			1102
`Gift ban' in state would derail drug firms' product marketing.			636
`Wild' success prompts a sequel.			853
Accused FSC student remains free on bail.			328
Actor loves every feather of portraying Big Bird.			932
AD's Desk.			319
After graduation, what then?			650
Alice F. McCann, 68.			442
Anne P. (Slavinskas) Kula, 82.			180
Another override proposed; Fire chief pressing for new firetruck.			488
Anti-violence work is rewarded; Four Great Guys recognized.			477
Bid returns a bit lower for senior center site.			453
Bloomsday ramble; Poetry group holds annual re-enactment of the journey in Joyce's novel.			1215
Board cuts '09 school budget again.			278
Business briefs.			462
BUSINESS BRIEFS.			344
By the stats, tribute falls short.			1025
Caitlyn Rose Russell; Feb. 17, 2008.			89
Carney Joanne Giansanti; March 20, 2008.			83
Carol A. (Luciano) Gosselin, 69.			263
Casey, Pedroia, Drew star in loss.			1114
Certain positions to be appointed.			197
Charlotte Dunn, 92.			173
Cindy Anne Walker Corrente, 52.			168
CLINTON ARREST LOG.			309
Clinton Police Log.			1104
Committee questions role of in-school police.			551
Compact-sized art on exhibit.			192
CORRECTIONS.		Correction notice	117
COURTHOUSE RECORDS.			833
Curb Kelo; House advances constraints on eminent domain.		Editorial	374
Disabled vets now find bass within reach.			1012
Dominico Licastro.			399
Dorothy A. (Bannister) McNamara, 82.			239
Douglas O. Rimbach.			225
Dr. Constantin Gherondache.			374
Drew Alexander and Bailey Egan Tetreault; March 22, 2008.			94
Driver in crash held on $25K bail; Passenger, 22, critically injured.			445
Earle W. Chase, Jr., 79.			548
Ebba (Jacobson) Downing, 92.			218
Edward A. Novakoski.			332
Eileen (Matejko) Balcewicz, 83.			286
Eleanor T. (Lajoie) Reynolds, 77.			342
Environmental concerns rage at South Street.			500
Ex-officer allegedly entered Lunenburg bar half naked.			580
Exhibit showcases seasons of New England.			526
Fallon to sponsor fireworks display; Fourth of July is sure to sparkle.			262
Fire chief seeking upgrade of town's EMS license.			438
Firefighters battle brush fire.			250
For the love of the Red Sox.			465
Funerals Today.			411
G. Raymond Dagle, 83.			363
Glodis banks on next move? Full war chest tops in region.			784
GOP charges Callahan with fundraising wrongdoing.			357
Gun and drug case continued.			245
Harold E. "Pa" Lindberg, Jr., 65.			218
HC's tribute to Cousy was a slam dunk.			726
Helen J. (Bigelow) Colley, 69.			225
Helen M.J. (Hayward) Waterfield, 87.			153
Ida T. (DiTaranto) Gingerelli, 89.			324
Immigration detainee enters plea agreement.			324
Involvement in city `vital for chancellor'; Medical school search panel forum.			332
Jewels from the river; Exquisite casings of the caddisfly make earrings, necklaces and bracelets.			838
John F. McNamara, 70.			293
Judge gives alleged carjacker 8-10 years; Man's probation violation was for '93 armed robbery.			635
Judge to decide on `necessity' of prayer; Group says other anti-war tactics failed.			543
Jury shown Entwistle baby's bloody pj's; Defense challenges crime scene work.			495
Lady Gaels softball finished strong.			523
Land protected from development.			723
Leonice Bicknell.			274
Maren Lilly Chase; April 9, 2008.			96
Marian Tobojka.			189
Nancy M. Lanza.			259
Neighbor to Neighbor.			810
Northbridge parades; Tivnan and Main South rally past Wachusett.			285
Official still likes idea of town beach.			353
One for the show.			904
Parcel 3rd piece of puzzle; Washington Square land transfer before council.			432
Perkins graduation notes distinguished service.			525
Phillies mash Colon, Timlin; Ryan smashes 2 homers, triple.			711
Phyllis M. (Cutty) Cusson, 81.			233
PRESS BOX.			172
Property line delays projects; Town Hall kitchen could be on church land.			776
Ramirez returns to LF; Colon, Youkilis both hurting with bad backs.			772
Randy M. Richards, 52.			121
Recent Deaths.		Obituary	1758
REGIONAL DIGEST.			234
REGIONAL DIGEST.			426
REGIONAL DIGEST.			176
Residents hear ideas for Rt. 20; Options include traffic signals, street relocations.			625
Rita G. Young, 97.			212
Roadrunner rules; A great flop forward for computers.		Editorial	234
Roy G. Backstrom, 81.			240
Spencer House controversy continues.			601
State could fund rail study.			228
Sterling hopes to assure Clinton on Wekepeke.			437
Sterling's Salber played pivotal role.			914
Summer food program to start; Beginning next week, anyone under 18 can receive free meals.			241
Superintendent signs contract with Leicester; Director of operations also retiring after 27-1/2 years.			662
Thomas E. Parsons, Sr.			279
Town considers using still, but not for making liquor.			418
Town receives set of lifejackets from family.			651
Town to host U.S. soccer tourney.			587
Trash pickup to cost more after July 1.			670
Two promotions delayed to chagrin of fire chief.			501
Voters to decide on regional school override.			222
W. Whitney Barry, 87.			188
Water, sewer bills to rise; ratepayers get deja vu feeling; Hike second in a year; sewer rate among highest in state.			521
Will `Q' have last word???? Not likely!!!!!			728
Work to begin on South Main bridge.			437
Yankees claim Clinton Minor League championship.			820
Year at war alters perspectives; Back from Afghanistan, Ashburnham official refocuses.			1136