Articles from Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA) (July 17, 2007)

Title	Author	Type	Words
$15,000 savings; Trash, recycling contract renewed.			455
2 plans outlined; Affordable housing projects.			588
Anna F. (Cousin) Stapleton, 63.			42
Antoinette G. (Roy) Gagne, 94.			270
Artists capture the sea, human condition.			579
Auburn tees off early, forces showdown.			648
Auto insurance change drastic; Insurers would set rates.			954
Barbara M. (Maciak) Rogers, 78.			216
Boy: `I was wearing my helmet'; His cast now off, 10-year-old brings message to other children.			715
Business briefs.			311
Camp's water safety revised; Child's death prompts action.			547
Child porn charges dropped; Couple pleads guilty to drugs.			696
Christian E. Frechette.			239
CORRECTION.			44
Council hopeful says ballot photos `right thing to do'; Opponents raise cost concerns on Rosario plan.			507
COURTHOUSE RECORDS.			2657
Crime lab didn't test 16,000 cases; 4,000 rape evidence kits not screened for DNA.			1741
Diana A. (Boyajian) Ahmadjian, 83.			208
Ellen M. (Enman) Prunier, 63.			370
Ex-dispatchers: Meetings illegal; Fitchburg councilor denies duplicity.			871
Family ritual on continuum of life goes on.			696
Francis Graham Toce, July 9, 2007.			245
Francisco Hernandez.			165
French gobbles up hunting record.			1082
Funding extends classes; Full-day kindergarten open to more children.			482
Funerals Today.			510
Gabbard dazzles Royals; Rookie southpaw fires complete-game shutout.			833
Games' X factor is local.			986
Goldie A. Young.			352
Hardwick man allegedly beaten; Three charged with home invasion.			529
Harry Potter and the avid readers; Does the Potter phenomenon make kids lifelong book lovers?			1631
Injured passenger in good condition; Motorcycle pileup sends five to hospital.			308
Joseph S. Durkin, 84.			470
Man charged with firing starter gun.			308
Marion F. Chaffee.			236
Mary B. (Scanlon) Robinson, 88.			262
Medicare change closer to reality; Panel backs move for city retirees.			850
No headline.			595
North High scaled back to remain on budget; Educational mission won't be compromised.			677
Oral health a key element of state's health care reform.			682
Panel on dams seeks input on better communications.			483
Parents decry loss of state money; Kindergarten cut could cost the town $500,000.			813
Peggy A. (Godbout) McGillicuddy, 63.			261
Playing it safe.			1537
Police says 4 robberies solved in Southbridge, Webster, Conn.			746
PRESS BOX.			455
Programs catch attention of parents outside district.			435
Progress report good for Schill; Pawtucket rehab start slated.			745
Recent Deaths.			1046
REGIONAL DIGEST.			433
REGIONAL DIGEST.			151
Residents petition for store curfew; Planned 24-hour Wal-Mart at issue.			628
Richard J. "Dick" Manzi, 67.			246
Richard J. Sarapas.			310
Schools hope to lure out-of-towners.			422
Selectmen approve utility pole petition; Street name committee established.			316
Selectmen criticize departing librarian over computer buys.			344
Serial rapist suspect arrested; N.J. man linked to MetroWest.			1339
Shirley Poulin Green.			369
Spirit spoils second opener; Bicondoa K's 10 Tornadoes.			819
Stageloft is back with spooky `Black'.			705
State's high-tech exports power up; 11 percent gain last year rebounds from '02 slump.			588
Station progress; There's a limit to rent concessions city can make.		Editorial	442
Summer jobs; Local program needs more places for young workers.		Editorial	188
Town orders structure razed; new owner seeks demo delay.			394
Two finalists picked for administrator.			467
Union members stage informational picket outside RTA offices.			387
Vandals desecrate cemetery; 64 gravestones are overturned, damaged.			598
Viola M. (Buttero) Rzucidlo, 89.			211
Want to help pick town manager?			266
Westboro on the A-list again.			889
Whittling away carving mysteries; Couple share wood creations, artful technique.			748