Articles from Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA) (June 12, 2007)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A full-boat to Fordham not worthy?			703
Alexandra (Lyons) Lorusso.			166
Alice L. (Phillips) Stone.			216
Ann M. (Marzo) Bovenzi, 75.			228
Balancing act posed for budget; Large turnout expected for 25-article meeting.			375
Beverly M. (Price) Levicie.			40
Board OK on Donoghue status; Ailing retirement official's golf round called a `relaxant'.			711
Brick wielder pleads guilty; Victim knocked unconscious.			321
Business briefs.			326
Cancer fundraiser at Cohasse.			182
Coffee and kids; EcoTarium's house-blend hour brings in the parents and children.			1082
Committee surprised by charge; Speakers accuse teacher of discrimination.			685
CORRECTION.			84
Couple wins lawsuit against ex-selectman.			211
COURTHOUSE RECORDS.			1342
Cutting trash costs aim of citizen group; Input sought to lower program deficit.			430
Daybreak honors four Great Guys; Men work to end violence against women.			426
Dennis W. Mias, 78.			279
DEP, town sign agreement on oil spill.			339
DYS ex-employee pleads not guilty; Man arraigned on child porn charges.			218
Eleanor M. "Ellie" (Shaharian) Dumais, 73.			258
Fenway welcome sight; Red Sox eye rebound after bumpy road trip.			937
Francesco "Frank" D'Eramo, 80.			38
Free festival Saturday offers music, food and fun.			308
Fundraising is next for library; Trustees to hire consultant for campaign.			427
Funerals Today.			300
Guardians finally run out of magic; Cathedral ends late-season run.			371
Holistic day spa in residential area receives backing.			456
Hot dog heaven; Legendary Harmonica Hansel cart fueled generations in downtown Worcester.			1499
Human frailty takes center stage in `Speaking'.			854
Jason K. Gaffney, 35.			223
John C. "Patches" Mitchell, 63.			31
John P. Melchiorri, 50.			186
Johnson and Johnson elected.			234
June A. (Hutchings) McDonald, 63.			216
Lack of direction prompts creation of subcommittee.			619
Manchester-by-the-Sea negotiating with McKiel.			414
Mother charged in assault on infant; Baby's arm was broken in 4 places.			260
NDA, Westboro in finals; Rangers' depth does in Lancers.			869
NDA, Westboro in finals; Rebels quickly stop Lee.			821
No quick answers to these questions; Public comments go unanswered.			335
No signs of wasting disease in state deer herd.			989
Normand J. Begnoche.			182
Our marriage should not be subject to the whims of voters.			520
Ourania (Pliatsikas) Economou, 98.			225
Override for schools approved; Officials applaud voters, but Phillipston also must approve it for money to be spent.			693
Paicos fill-in named.			338
Patriots great Morgan will keynote Assumption's grid gala.			733
PRESS BOX.			361
Prop. 2-1/2 override awaits voters' move; Cuts to services slated if measure fails.			281
Proposed cell tower gets closer to reality.			246
Quinsigamond crash; Two Sea-Doos collide, injuring driver.			739
Rail talk; Expanded service hinges on CSX negotiations.		Editorial	413
Rail talk; Transit-oriented growth winning acceptance.		Editorial	172
Recent Deaths.			1253
REGIONAL DIGEST.			1027
REGIONAL DIGEST.			302
Richard W. Girard, Sr.			181
Rita C. (Hackett) Gagnon, 89.			199
Roger Wood, 86.			208
Ryan P. O'Day, 23.			250
Sarah A. (Dean) Denham-Spencer, 106.			253
School memorial project grows; Doherty High garden honors all alumni who have died.			492
Scout becomes Eagle for leadership, service work.			314
Senate's `secret hold' blocking freedom of information reform.			682
Sharon J. (Murray) Butler, 46.			307
Speakers give ideas for saving town from being `gobbled up'.			810
State ban on toxic chemicals proposed; Legislature looks into 10 categories.			780
State park is site of Family Fun Day; Volunteers setting up Saturday event.			458
Summer outlook on jobs is stable; City leaders unite to help local teens.			559
Summer outlook on jobs is stable; Few employers plan cuts.			363
T'hawks finish on top; Red-hot Wildcats No. 1 in softball media poll.			741
The strength to live; Multiple sclerosis doesn't stop photographer.			1019
Tornadoes roll past Jackals; Winning streak reaches five.			723
Town manager search loses another candidate.			524
Town meeting vote on master plan is delayed; Sept. 25 meeting remains on schedule.			740
Two of a kind winning pair for care; Twins, 27, pursuing medical careers.			732
Voters approve money for guns.			683
WHS girls topple at last; Ebert wins lone point.			498
Winifred A. (Harker) Rattray, 80.			194
WRTA, union continue negotiations on new contract; Sessions so far have been calm.			553