Articles from Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA) (July 31, 2007)

Title	Author	Type	Words
311 a hit with Tweeter Center audience.			531
8th-inning outburst sinks Schwartz.			576
Academy bound; Child of immigrants gets ride to private school.			699
Albert "Pat" Cote, 93.			113
Alleged shooter arrested.			259
Ambulance squad independent and benefiting from technology.			832
Back to the future; Electrics' potential demonstrated on drag strip.		Editorial	257
Belichick big fan of Walsh; Caldwell, Gaffney battle for spots at wide receiver.			772
Board bucks state over sewer permits; DPW given OK to approve projects.			354
Bridge reopening a relief to farm stand.			620
Business briefs.			372
Carving birds no lost art.			777
Catherine E. (Maloney) LaBuff, 58.			122
Catherine F. (Barry) Smith, 68.			321
Cause to be Gay at CB; Scott's loss opens a spot.			725
Celtic festival kilt display gets attention.			695
City hoping to begin its own wind power operation.			589
Colorful return for Wiggles.			842
Conflict issue in teacher talks.			499
CORRECTION.		Editorial	46
CORRECTION.			53
COURTHOUSE RECORDS.			2500
Debra S. Patev, 50.			283
Delay in cleanup of polluted soil irks neighbors.			504
Doreen M. (Stoddard) Papaz, 74.			355
Doris E. (Guertin) Bruno, 84.			221
Doris M. (Jarvis) Lonergan, 92.			224
Education tool; $750,000 awarded to QCC.			881
EMS workers avert strike as AMR, union OK pact.			292
Evelyn (Rosen) Ehrlich.			241
False forecast proves fatal for fishermen.			789
Firefighters scramble when propane line ruptures.			431
Framingham leaves Hillers in rut.			916
Frances M. (Kosciuszek) Riani, 89.			47
Funerals Today.			315
Garnett would give Celtics a new Big 3; Determined to win a title, Ainge is dealing his chips away.			1111
Grand jury indicts brothers in fatal shooting.			648
Grant funding critical to purchase of 109 acres.			239
Harry Potter and the deathly fears; Final book said better for older children.			1044
Hedwig S. Kush, 82.			29
Helen L. (Robichaud) Cormier, 72.			268
It's a start; Big Dig concrete supplier to plead guilty.		Editorial	347
Juvencio "Vive" Lorente, 65.			253
Kerry meets with mill task force; Bernat fire rebuilding effort.			789
Lieutenant leaves force; Oakham's Cadrin faces DUI charge.			318
Lillian L. (Plante) Fink.			190
Literacy Volunteers gives gift of language.			662
Mark C. Turgeon, 49.			308
Melva E. (Norton) Pickett, 82.			218
Mental illness factors in sentence; Drug supplier gets 30 months.			787
Milford rides White-washing; Lefty brilliant to cap sweep.			511
Outdoor water ban lifted; town system reinvigorated.			183
Paul E. Voyer, 90.			266
PNJ is win away from Arkansas trip.			239
Producer of popular video game will tell how he became successful.			495
Recent Deaths.		Obituary	1287
REGIONAL DIGEST.			463
REGIONAL DIGEST.			351
REGIONAL DIGEST.			827
Richard (Jerry) G. Clouthier, 59.			189
Robert "Buck" Viner.			219
Robert A. Sjoberg.			184
Rosario's HR decks Tornadoes; Ex-Twister Colabello also homers in his return to Worcester.			802
Schools' vice chair resigns.			226
Sox aren't likely to deal; But Epstein isn't talking.			962
Stargazing; Aldrich Astronomical Society hooked on space.			1142
State repairs overdue; $17B to fix jails, bridges, schools.			676
State says neigh to repair of deteriorating horse mascot.			479
Suspect in other crimes facing rape charges, too.			345
Talking shop one last time.			55
Teens who mugged boy get probation.			275
Town meetings reviewed; Yea votes could get more play at forums.			607
Town planner hired; Post responsibilities reshuffled, revised.			526
Traffic victim highly esteemed; Son, neighbors recall warm, lively woman.			859
Two at medical school get $2.5M in grants; Keck foundation helps risk-takers.			622
Two firefighter/EMTs added to department.			246
Upton's Bill Summers caught fish at Fenway.			902
Vacation and sick time cost DA; Former employees got paid more than $108,000.			728
Voters to decide on plant upgrade; Aug. 20 meeting on sewage project.			446
Water district tells town to pick hydrants to close.			392