Articles from Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA) (January 30, 2008)

Title	Author	Type	Words
`The circus' comes to town; Even a proposal on Media Day.			898
2 testify against murder suspect; Co-defendants describe beating.			949
Alleged thief, victim at bank; Woman reports stolen check as suspect tries to cash in.			360
Anthony J. "Tony" Mikolajczak, 92.			268
Arthur F. Sullivan, 90.			40
Audrey J. (Sweetser) Labrie, 81.			138
Back Clinton, women told; Murray hits Democrat men for supporting Obama.			677
Boards in adversary positions in court; 2 Planning Board lawsuits target ZBA.			810
Business briefs.			433
Bylaw would fine poor disposal; Hazardous waste facility discussed.			498
Candidate hopes to win open selectman's seat.			395
Candidates offered high-tech methods to get message out.			909
Cecelia Frances Virginia Kasprynski ("Kappie") 97.			95
CHILI; Recipes to please nearly every taste.			870
Constance V. (Provencal) Vincent, 87.			249
CORRECTION.		Correction notice	68
COURTHOUSE RECORDS.			2410
Custody concerns; Securing evidence crucial to justice system.		Editorial	314
Dennis M. Collins, 55.			292
Doable plan; Green Hill proposals would generate revenue.		Editorial	308
Doris (Monroe) Malm.		Obituary	170
Doris E. (Galusha) Durost, 91.			222
Dr. Paul R. Ziegler, 69.			704
EMC profit soars, but stock off 6%; VMware's troubles worrying investors.		Financial report	575
Emile H. Fortier, 87.			325
Endorsement by pundit made big impression in Obama camp.			718
Feb. 5 menu: Primary, fix-up on the side; Voters to decide schools' tech bond.			290
Frederick W. Lodding.		Obituary	137
Funerals Today.			427
Future of water worries Sterling; Use of Wekepeke on board's agenda.			536
Games important after All-Star break.			575
Gwendolyn O. Bailey.			215
Hanover Theater books B.B. King and Saw Doctors.			100
Highlanders hold off Patriots.			510
Holy Cross offers some free tuition; Worcester residency, income level count.			703
Irene P. (Bazley) Best.			45
Jared Edmond Daniel.			275
Jeffrey A. Berglund.			138
Julia A. (White) Blanchard, 87.			36
Juniors help T'hawks cruise to win.			663
Kelly A. (Paradise) Brackley, 30.			38
Kenneth G. "Ken" Kirby, 77.			399
Lions' Dziczek nets 1,000th.			777
Lions' Dziczek nets 1,000th.			771
Lions' Dziczek nets 1,000th.			769
Main St. housing fulfills a dream; Council vote gives go-ahead.			528
Mary A. Harrington, 92.			233
Memorial service for `Kim the Can Man'.			242
Morocco owner going after live music; Landlord says belly dancers are enough.			710
Moss breaks his silence; wants to finish in Foxboro.			771
Multi-use truck plaza off the table; Towns say their zoning won't allow large fuel stop.			390
Murder suspect `depressed, upset'.			723
Natalie J. (Ciampaglia) Longone, 88.			57
Nipmuc steps up for Ghana; Student leading effort to raise funds.			688
No headline.			342
Non-union city workers get raise; Health care plan changes announced.			664
North good enough down stretch.			575
Parting shots at Town Council; Carlisle explains why he left job early.			671
Payette, Falcons take down Rams.			394
Powe, Celtics destroy Heat; Allen, K.G. not in lineup.			510
Power run game is Giants' bread and butter.			984
Raiders snap out of drought.			494
Recent Deaths.			1630
REGIONAL DIGEST.			189
REGIONAL DIGEST.			89
REGIONAL DIGEST.			182
Resident objects to treatment by Parks-Rec board; Meeting adjourned as man's questions begin.			563
Reunion came too late for brother.			696
Richard R. Barrows.			215
Rifle range cleanup tab is $2.1M; Colburn St. site eyed for new senior center.			509
Ring would fill gap for Strahan; Defensive lineman enjoying ride.			934
Rivals ready for a Classic.			1072
Rose K. (Yarosz) Stackow, 90.			186
Ruff duty; K-9 units welcome a chance to unleash the dogs.			1599
Senior Center reopening this week; Most of building meets code.			419
Sophie M. Kimbar, 87.			251
State act could pay to repair Town Hall.			406
State reminds officials of need for veterans services; March deadline for compliance.			489
Sutton rally falls short; Blue Raiders edge Suzies.			623
Thomas supplies the spark for Bruins; Goalie makes 37 saves; Boston 5-1-1 in last 7.			1000
Those Hawks are in first.			1485
Treasurer offers plan to pay for needed bridge work; Legislators not ready to support Cahill's proposal on funding.			968
Two women injured in Hill Street crash.			199
Uncle Jay makes a super bowl of chili; Oxford caterer mixes up just the right spices.			652
Union cancels election; FedEx victory involves drivers.			576
Vera Joseph Peterson.			500
Virginia H. Beaumont.			292
Walkers spread the word on climate response.			739
William M. Garrepy, 96.			315
Work on building at spa in jeopardy.			248