Articles from Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA) (February 21, 2008)

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Title	Type	Words
`Master of scotch' on the go.		721
`Wimpy Kid' author to visit local store; Saturday at Once Upon a Storybook.		393
3Com request on hold Shareholder vote remains on track.		659
A legacy of compassion; Firefighter's son helps homeless.		1266
Activists seek up-to-date government AIDS stats.		309
Alexander lifts Cougars; WPI offense gets hot, goes over century mark.		820
Anna G. Iglowski, 93.		274
Anthony J. Jakstis.		184
Anthony J. Jakstis.		175
Architect firm is chosen for Town Hall renovation.		299
Area seniors are coping with cold temperatures.		641
Article explores designs behind Beijing Olympics.		218
Baby Boy Ritacco.		69
BANNER MOMENTS.		558
Barn fire burned link to owner's past.		471
Bernice W. Van Dam Blodgett.		186
Bicentennial plate released.		104
Binienda says he'll seek re-election to 12th term.		467
Birth; Kaitlyn Taylor Minton, Aug. 3, 2007.		106
Blue Raiders knocked out; Northampton vs. Westboro in Invitational final.		634
Bookbonding; Parent-child groups encourage reading, open eyes to the world.		1013
Bostek has a marathon of a goal.		1137
Boylston Arrest Log.		107
Boylston Police Log.		616
Buckets for bids; Sugarers offering new collectible art.		845
Budget pitting schools, town; Selectmen feel disrespected.		495
Building to be razed for clinic; Abortion services have drawn protests.		670
Business briefs.		447
Bylaw approvals sought to implement town plan.		657
Cars damaged at rail station.		590
Catherine P. Hogan, 90.		417
Catherine P. Hogan.		232
Cheryl-Ann Cogswell.		166
Church plans musical rally to reach area youths.		382
Cinema 320 offers diverse lineup.		621
Coco will ask for trade if a nonstarter.		1278
CORRECTIONS.	Correction notice	44
CORRECTIONS.	Correction notice	45
COURTHOUSE RECORDS.		2857
Crack coke suspects in court; Three of 4 face school suspension hearing.		696
Cultural Council announces $4,000 in grants.		299
Daniel Miles is a man with a vision Student honored for essay.		465
David H. Rogers.	Medical condition overview	166
Davis drains winning hoop; Celts drop 2nd straight game.		631
Dearth of women coaches in women's sports; Many female athletes can do job.		1271
District attorney's office says boards' secret meeting illegal.		686
Donald W. Bonci Sr.		201
Donald W. Bonci Sr.		398
Dorothy R. (Putrus) Maunus, 85.		285
Dorothy T. Collins.		210
Doughnuts and talking `dough' make tour popular.		500
Downtown was vibrant; Mercantile exchange was lifeblood of Main Street.		950
Dr. John E.D. McGuigan Jr., 82.		327
Eleanora M. (Nelson) Krause, 90.		311
Elizabeth J. Metivier.		291
Elizabeth J. Metivier.		139
Eunice Ann (Shaw) Hosmer, 70.		246
Firm gets $200K for research; Federal grant aimed at yeast infections.		320
Fitchburg Savings now Rollstone Bank.		223
Food helps us make a cultural connection.		625
Funerals Today.		646
George R. Fougere, 76.		355
Gilberta S. (Daigle) Spratt, 91.		298
GPS units are targeted by thieves.		159
Group's focus: involving fathers.		455
He's no clay pigeon; Well rested, Buchholz ready for 2008.		1008
Helen B. Emery.	Obituary	104
Helen L. Mencer, 81.		271
Help me be a funny lady, or I'll tell all.		949
Hospital lists recent births.		113
Ian C. Cochrane.		129
In the shadow; Lunenburg woman sheds light on Hitler.		1343
Isabelle M. Pope.		153
James Kerr, 65.		197
James M. Fell, 86.		264
Jamie Eldridge seeks state Senate seat.		298
Jean M. Zaido.		191
John David Henderson.		287
John J. Hebert.		135
Jonas Palubeckas.		126
Joyce Boucher-Wannenmacher, 73.		181
Kathy (Mongan) Lawton.		255
Kiper sees Ryan as a No. 1.		831
Lady Lions wind down season.		833
Lawyer sues town for fees; Selectmen reject commission's bill.		749
Leon A. Chlapowski, 73.		282
Lillian M. Lapine; 1920 - 2008.		267
Lions advance in Clark tourney.		710
Lopes personally lifts Guardians.		781
Louise (Johnson) Hellberg.		186
Low bridge bane of big trucks.		1162
Lunar beauty pulls students into the night; Earth's shadow in the sky eclipses school vacation.		658
Marc L.E. Doyon.		135
Mary Daly.		180
McDermott only survivor of round one.		1238
Meeting to be held on Wekepeke.		386
MILLBURY JUNIOR-SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL HONOR ROLL.		811
Naughton plans to stay put.		502
Naughton staying put.		264
NEIGHBOR TO NEIGHBOR.		839