Articles from Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA) (October 28, 2007)

Title	Author	Type	Words
"Sonny" George W. Castle, Jr.			225
'Skins attempt to muffle Pats.			863
200 join Boston anti-war protest; Contingent part of national rally.			783
5th Eagle Scout makes complete set for family.			692
A village revitalizes its playground; Volunteers, legislators pitch in.			315
A voting drive that really hits the street.			968
Apparel tells family's story; Historic clothing, photo exhibit evokes another era.			906
As city tax rates go, businesses usually get the business.			1140
Banking on stem cells; Biotechnology's potential includes economic benefits for area.			1323
Bewitched by books; Leaders pointing the way.			589
Big third inning for Red Sox.			800
Bruce L. Dahlquist.			498
California burning; At least one of the devastating fires was set.			298
CLASS ACTS.			1359
Coach pleased by play; Worcester looks good in defeat.			681
Coffee now at library; Charlton facility opens small cafe for patrons.			353
Community foundation leader honored by MWCC.			584
Couple still out of home after 2004 oil spill; Cleanup delays result in legal wrangling.			1966
Crash crew; Pols try to scuttle auto insurance reform.			251
Daniel J. O'Leary, 66.			38
Dealing with weather.			396
Dianne M. Saitta, 41.			215
Economists fuel casino debate; Charges of bias leveled as barbs are traded.			1092
Ernest E. Plaud Sr., 67.			252
Eva Laferriere Oby, 90.			166
Falcons roll behind Thornton's 4 TDs.			574
Ferocious; Bergeron suffers concussion, breaks nose on hit.			897
Frank A. "FA" Knowlton, 77.			34
Funerals Today.			94
Great baseball, but a mediocre broadcast.			950
Grounds for fright; Charlton homeowner's hobby scares up Halloween horrors.			561
Halley gives Rams record-setting game.			434
HC's blitz buries Bison; Randolph big for Crusaders.			795
He wants businesses to choose Worcester.			1130
Helen J. (Buniowski) Naleski, 85.			39
Herbert Place, 83.			295
Holy Name's `D' blanks Nashoba; Naps need help to go bowling.			448
Jeanne A. Grandmont.			189
Joan (Stricklen) Dapsis.			209
Justice a dream, 16 years later; Boy saw father stabbed.			1265
Land of the giants; Neighbors raise behemoth gourds.			1095
Layers of mystery; Archaeologists look to the earth for Minoan fate.			996
Lending Creedence to a new CD.			859
Lester, Cook: Baseball's comeback kings.			1288
Lineup shuffled without DH; Ellsbury strokes three doubles, single batting in leadoff spot.			888
Lt. gov. remains true to hometown; Murray still a familiar face at Worcester events.			837
Mary J. (Russo) Natale.			39
Mary T. (O'Neil) Gay.			287
Mary V. (Dowd) McGown, 85.			398
Milford chief's computer may be checked; MBTA seeks source of nasty e-mails.			309
Milford vet Olsen truly Larry Legend.			757
Nipmuc ready for tournament.			1293
Nova Scotia exhibit preparing to sail away.			559
Officer arraigned on gun charges.			575
Omoegbekuse lifts Doherty; Banged-up back dominates 2nd half against North.			618
One win away; Matsuzaka shuts down Rockies; Sox score 6 in third, 3 in seventh.			797
Pats' Hausherr tops Mid-Wach; Colonials take team harrier title.			1152
Playing potent Patriots no thrill for Gibbs.			2581
PRESS BOX.			214
Program today for Jewish war veterans.			729
Ramsey and Martinez lead aerial assault.			492
Recent Deaths.			943
REGIONAL DIGEST.			800
Richard M. Andersson.			92
Rita T. (Kirdulis) Miskell, 89.			212
Rotary, school bands harmonizing together for luncheon fundraiser.			522
She's not afraid of those ghosts; Paranormal investigator materializing on Sci-Fi Channel.			958
Sounds of life ring through chime glass; Lancaster craft artist producing joyful noise through antique, recycled bottles.			538
Stage presence; Area colleges lend a generous hand to Hanover Theatre.			926
Syllogistic computerese can crash the wriest writer.			563
Team swings into 2nd spot; Bay Path golfers place 2nd in Central Mass. division.			496
Telegram & Gazette Bloomberg 30.			504
Telling tales, making friends; Halloween music, stories fill library.			512
Tha Backup files; A look back at the week in bisiness.			558
The Beats help Senses Fail move beyond their peers' gloom and doom.			820
There was stool ball, rounders, but baseball prevailed.			937
There's plenty to `crow' about; Uxbridge organization stages scarecrow contest, silent auction.			313
They're moving fast (but they're not Russian); The Georgian State Dance Company clings to its own identity.			1027
Tough loss leaves Milford gridders in deep hole.			561
Trooper is commended for role in gang arrests.			289
Undefeated Curry rallies past Bison.			375
Volunteers feel enormity of loss from fires; 7 local Red Cross members in Calif.			851
Wilbert A. "Buzzy" Watt, 88.			350
Winchendon plans holiday history tour.			649
WRHS gets up for win; Captain leads Mountaineers.			425
You'll feel welcome at VIA Italian Table.		Restaurant review	941