Articles from Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA) (October 21, 2009)

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A 6-foot-4, 230-pound TD machine, St. John's junior receiver Richard Rodgers is quite a catch.		1037
An audition, with a Twist; Program offers kids intensive training and part in `Oliver!'.		972
Annual tradition attracts the best.		590
Anthony A. Lidekauskas, 91.		219
Band of brothers; For Wachusett, victory is as easy as 1-2-3 (Graham, Jeremy and Colin Bennie).		1093
Barbara King; Valley Tech girls' volleyball.		579
Barbara M. (Harris) Scavone, 85.		195
CAMPAIGN NOTEBOOK.		432
Campus traditions changing.		767
Carol J. (Rice) Dube.		230
COURTHOUSE RECORDS.		1142
David Meltzer.		277
Doris M. (Burdick) Smollin, 83.		239
Duo called into active duty.		930
Eileen G. (O'Brien) Donohue, 89.		273
Father Donald Bryden Gothing, 71.		427
FROM THE REGION.		1389
Funerals Today.		340
Galloway is gone, but Adalius returns.		426
Gourmet serves up last issue.	Editorial	386
Hazel Emily (Clark) Clough, 90.		301
He's a keeper; Senior Mark Kotsopoulos has St. John's in position to challenge for another title.		997
High-tech hurdles; Free trade agreements remain key.	Editorial	377
Historic Plum Island spot recalled; Hi-Hat memories will survive arson.		854
Hitting her stride; Notre Dame Academy junior Hannah White in the running for championships.		1044
Howard D. Sibley, 95.		255
Ice rink may not be ready for use; Work put off until spring.		404
Industrial accident victim ID'd.		146
Iraqi journalist fears for future generations.		762
James Michael Mercure.		259
Janice Ruth Madsen, 46.		182
Jennifer Toland's Campus Notes.		677
Joan M. (Healy) O'Rourke, 81.		346
Kott's switch turns on a career.		761
Landfill keeps surprising; Grasshopper sparrow home.		918
LOCAL MEETING ROUNDUP.		1565
Love of the game; Oakmont's Kelly Dunn a three-sport star, but `can't get enough of playing field hockey'.		923
Marjorie M. Rastad.		188
Martin "Buzzy" F. Kelley, III.		363
Marylou (Drisco) Glenboski, 54.		87
MONEY BRIEFS.		1082
Nancy M. (Peterson) Carlson, 80.		311
Nicholas F. Seymour.		250
Nichols' Pio 10th in N.E.		299
No. 1 St. John's wins showdown.		1028
Patrick targets insurance bills; Small businesses suffering.		667
Paul W. O'Day, 76.		251
Police revise media policy; O'Brien stands by chief.		499
Practice, perfect; Westboro High senior Alex Cincotta one of the best setters in Central Mass.		911
PRESS BOX.		98
Priscilla I. Stratton, 76.		215
Rams take SWCL free-for-all.		1180
Raymond F. Mattress, Jr. 69.		386
Recent Deaths.	Obituary	1689
Robert L. Giampietro.		258
Russians study US lifestyles, learn firsthand about myths.		564
Sabine Lillian Gaudette.		131
Shedding a little light on chief, T&G.		666
Showing his mettle; Auburn junior Matt Carville knows the game is played from 100 yards into the green.		967
Special Olympics gets special place to train.		589
Storm aid added to budget; Process also established for sale of Worcester airport.		578
Team player; Uxbridge junior phenom Stephanie Seagrave `would rather win than be selfish'.		943
There (was) no place like home; `No water, no sewerage, no heat, no electricity'.		930
Tynisha Antanavica, 14.		207
Valley Tech's Borghi scores ace in tourney.		484
Voters change bylaw to benefit owners of horses; Animals can be kept closer to road.		506
Weather Service praises town's disaster-readiness.		506
Wendi E. (Blunt) Baron-Willette.		582
Where are they NOW? Emily Jones.		570
William Louis Malnati.		391