Articles from Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA) (February 10, 2008)

Title	Author	Type	Words
`Miracle shot' in 2nd OT tips Clark.			563
`Spygate' hardly a federal case.			730
40-Man Roster.			575
A plug in the dropout dam; Alternative program offers second chance.			1477
Bartholomew M. Murphy, Sr.			25
Bus service at risk; Area transit system in urgent need of help.		Editorial	449
Can Murray be a difference-maker?			682
City study group aims to separate issues and politics.			1178
Clarence H. Derosier, Jr., 85.			259
COFFEE an ingredient for success; Local anti-dropout program replicated across the country.			1233
College student looks to hand hope to area high schoolers; `Ministry' seeks to help with daily woes.			625
Computer classes offered free to veterans.			932
David K. Kirby, 48.			190
Defensive adjustments key victory.			478
Devising a healthy industry; Medical device sector boasts robust approvals, ample money.		Company overview	1360
Direct access key at airport.			871
Dr. William J. Nadworny, 89.			93
EDUCATION NOTES.			1104
Edwin J. Reavey, Sr.			30
Elizabeth Jean (Bowman) Shaw, 89.			312
Firefighter in fall leaves hospital; Floor gave way in Ives St. blaze.			319
Flanagan is Monty Tech's nominee for top state voke student.			338
Frances C. Drewski, 69.			114
Fuller notches 400th victory; Falcons top Rams at Wallace.			1041
Funerals Today.			103
Genevieve D. (Sidel) Linfield, 89.			326
George "Gige" Soter.			937
Gosselin's 3s pump life into visiting Vikings.			591
Group spurs clean water; Monitoring the Blackstone.			687
Guarding against overseas letdown.			532
Hennigan travels the world for his Spurs.			1717
High on Fire's progression continues; There's music under all that smoke and thunder.			723
Holy Cross Hall of Fame will induct five.			467
Hudson and Bromfield capture championships.			2537
Humans and plants go through a life cycle.			379
In Clinton, seniors say Oui! to Wii; Interactive video is a hit at the center.			825
Injured Doherty sparks Purple.			846
James F. Sullivan.			595
James L. Little.			121
John Paul Davin, 44.		Obituary	111
June S. McDonald, 82.			227
Lena (Simoncini) Iaconi.			318
Lightening the load for mail carrier.			619
Look who's a critic; Leominster man tries his hand, wins top prize.			645
Lynn J. "Lenny" McManaman, 68.			38
Man arrested after pickup truck crashes.			272
Man who allegedly leaped over counters to rob stores arrested.			271
Michael P. Tarasiak, 37.			38
Millbury Savings commits another $25,000 to fuel fund.			1114
More than 6,000 children received T&G Santa gifts.			2662
N.J. man killed in I-395 crash.			147
Nashoba wrestlers carry on; Fallen teammate DeMeo honored.			806
New step to protect water near.			439
No. 7 Lions capture fourth straight Mid-Wach D title.			797
Norman E. Alarie, 77.			267
Not much changing on Red Sox roster; Only Casey new to defending champs.			1223
One wrong move and the match could be over.			101
Panthers pepper Thomas after early Bruin lead.			846
Parking lot purse-snatching leads to two arrests.		Medical condition overview	420
Pasquale wins all-around; Algonquin top team; Senior having a blast as a member of high school team.			750
Portraying an icon; Amelia Broome is Katharine Hepburn.			1146
Prof. Ladislav "Laddie" Berka, 71.			488
Raj Rani "Mataji" (Kailash) Kapur, 92.			139
Recent Deaths.			1349
REGIONAL DIGEST.			1075
Repeat performances for St. John's, Marlboro.			1141
Resting up with modest Jones.			899
Restorer pours expertise into dilapidated treasures; `A barn has to be picked up just the way it was set down'.			885
Robert F. Mahoney, 74.			171
Rotary donations enrich 2 high school bands.			495
Roy saves day for Bernardians on road.			613
Seniors recall wearing Easter best.			585
Service award a reminder of colleges' civic contributions.		Editorial	193
Sex offender's big win alerts Conn. police.			709
Shirley A. (Palmerino) Brown, 64.			246
Sister Frances Wilhelmena Ryan, SND.			303
ST. JOHN'S HONOR ROLL.			1310
Stories of government giants and political canines.			1299
The Backup files; A look back at the week in business.			491
The Mars Volta deserves a listen.			481
Their call for volunteers is an appeal to hearts and ears.			620
There's life beyond The Bowl; Stitches and stories help while away winter.			728
Too much to give to quit; Monette is all about service.			714
Too young to drink; Police patrol `18-plus' nights.			1461
Value begins with Val's in Holden.			868
Walter F. Crosby, M.D.			465
When do the writers say, `You know, this is junk!'?			811
Youth will help in drive to repeat.			608