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

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4-lot subdivision gets approval; Stop & Shop still has priority.		492
A packed town meeting had one vote in mind.		580
Anne E. "Nancy" (Crowley) Hackett, 82.		241
Ayer, Lancaster officials finalists for town post.		495
Bishop may have stirred `Americanists' with stand.		766
Boosters told athletic fields need redoing.		483
Boyfriend charged despite his claim of mistaken identity.		367
Business briefs.		453
Cal Poly good fit for Catalano.		1175
Catherine Elizabeth "Betty" Judd, 79.		229
Civil rights trial awaits ruling; Newspaper objects to prosecution plan for reporter to testify.		413
Complex issue requires support; Feminists For Life say colleges should help pregnant students.		502
Conservation board rejects EMC plan Construction deemed threat to wetlands.		436
Council tax vote set to precede election; Residential owners may get a break; businesses object.		688
COURTHOUSE RECORDS.		2224
Crane Street building reborn; `Great facility' a plus for town.		424
Crossing a religious divide; Massachusetts National Guard's first Jewish chaplain says a prayer for enlisted men of all faiths.		1530
Daniel S. Jones, 64.		296
Dennis P. Travis, 61.		162
Dog owners receive special permit for kennel; Exception to 3-dog limit.		555
Dorothy W. (Weiler) Salem, 85.		329
Dr. Oscar Resnick, 83.		120
Eleanor L. Dugard, 82.		319
Ellsbury rusts away on bench.		1089
Father tipped police about gun; Two students still in custody.		1084
Fire safety plan approved at town meeting.		253
Frederick C. Antoni, Jr.		147
Funerals Today.		318
Gaetano V. "Guy" Martone, 86.		239
Gala planned for newly renovated mill; Heritage Starlight Celebration is Friday.		578
Gerard A. "Jerry" Audette, 65.		36
Helen E. Luperchio, 86.		178
Helen S. Annelin, 93.		131
Homeric loss; Boston barrage falls short of Indians' pair.		1821
Justice for all; State, local dignitaries laud 25-year effort.		819
Kenneth Wozniak, 47.		68
Lake's road district plan withdrawn by residents; Not enough neighbors supported the idea.		446
Legislator seeks casino feedback.		287
Local colleges offer good theatrical productions.		493
Louise E. Meadows.		31
Mary A. Joyce, 95.		151
Mary W. Stoos.		189
Murray endorses Rushton in four-way race for mayor; Lt. gov. cites leadership skills.		945
Official who was rebuffed resigns from zoning board.		499
Phillips has final say as Guardians edge Bernardians.		1168
Proposed law would fast-track wind projects; Residents' plans put on hold.		486
Proposed library repair might not solve problem.		237
Pushy Murray likes Rushton `skills set'.		707
Rangers are hoping to run up new banner.		1239
Recent Deaths.		1187
REGIONAL DIGEST.		564
REGIONAL DIGEST.		212
REGIONAL DIGEST.		522
Rita A. (Goguen) (Short) Deely.		266
Robert F. Chase, 78.		267
Roy C. Wandland, 79.		196
Royalston most unhappy with town meeting rebuff.		589
Science project; Latest MCAS scores point road to improvement.	Editorial	266
Selectmen act to pursue cable talks with Verizon.		460
Seniors seek goodies for service members.		768
Sheriff promotes officers; 21 out of 29 gave donations.		896
Sidney C. Lawrence Jr.		296
Special ed costs worriesome; Possibility of Proposition 2-1/2 override.		831
Starting pitching unravels Red Sox.		870
Starting pitching unravels Red Sox.		802
Stem cell center in view; Action likely `in weeks'.		799
Sterling voters OK funds for boiler and roof.		249
Theodore Zusman, 88.		43
Town was oh so close to a business coup.		447
True dedication; New courthouse is result of decades-long campaign.	Editorial	315
Tsongas wins House seat with 51% of vote.		680
U.S. grant may help tech park; Shrewsbury calls CenTech vital.		439
Voters OK $480K in expenditures; Vehicle purchases, land study approved.		567
Wal-Mart will get ultimatum; Planning Board vows to hold superstore to promise to install sidewalks, screening.		534
Warming up to robots; WPI symposium shows a practical future.		567
William J. Scales, 63.		135
Wind quintet at Caswell Concert.		164
Winifred A. McGrath.		227