Articles from Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA) (July 9, 2008)

Title	Author	Type	Words
`Idol' contender at Dipper.			847
3,000-mile walk takes lonely turn; Partners decide to go separate ways in trek.			714
A more perfect Union; Let there be parking, and development.		Editorial	339
A prudent shift; Fed ends step-down of interest rates.		Editorial	283
Alexander W. Pawlina.			261
Another Manny moment; His HR ties game; Moss wins it.			808
Anti-mess rule needs cleanup; Objections to nuisance property proposal.			502
Bernice "Bernie" Retta Power, 88.			323
Big Brother to watch more than traffic?			679
Board backs revote for Briggs study.			314
Board decides to seek $5.9M road project; McCracken Road and Greenwood Street.			424
Builder to finish stalled project.			743
Business briefs.			419
Centenarian is link to Clara Barton; Family home is filled with history.			1016
Charter group urging town have a manager.			838
Chasing cancer; Vaccine may target deadly threats.			894
Chill out! Big Dipper Ice Cream Festival finds new home at Elm Park.			1085
Commissioner not eager to open records.			420
Corinne A. Zawalski; 1924 - 2008.			219
CORRECTION.		Correction notice	62
COURTHOUSE RECORDS.			2568
Cut in sewer fees a mixed blessing; Sewer bill will be higher for 21 customers.			550
Daniel W. Sullivan, 73.			256
David A. O'Clair, 50.			101
Department of Defense gives truck to town.			269
Elaine D. (DeMarco) de Araujo, 55.			269
Epstein isn't looking to deal; Team eyes internal solutions.			810
Eric John LePage, 27.			238
Events make July month to remember at the Senior Center.			450
Food service workers fighting for program.			548
For some students, bilingual cuts are cruel.			895
Frank P. Waskiewicz.			206
Funerals Today.			505
Gehrig Award honors 30-year medical team.			647
Georgios N. Vasiliadis.			252
Gritty Hopedale overcomes 7-run deficit to advance.			639
Harley rider and bear survive crash on Rt. 31.			316
Henry J. Kolakowski.			314
House arrest for fire suspect; Molotov tossed at girl's residence.			448
Ida M. (Garofoli) Brennan, 78.			392
It ain't necessarily low; Assessors gauge balance of property values, taxes.			871
It's official: Work starts on new, larger police station.			517
Kenneth Paul Berquist.		Obituary	118
Lake is searched for missing teen.			361
LANCASTER, NH.			330
Lawrence Connor, 77.			227
Leaders change at two schools; Joseph Sawyer to replace Evans.			439
Leslie R. Kent, 76.			317
Library preparing to close for August.			474
Library to hire 4, open Mondays; Council adds funds in response to increased use.			503
Lorraine C. Szamocki.			298
Manager reversing the roles with City Council evaluation.			674
Mary E. Moran, 81.			231
Maryann V. Wrobleski.			248
Michael Marino, 82.			342
Michael P. Minardi, Sr.			378
Neighborhood meeting a response to shooting.			549
New group sets out to help the hungry.			367
Noel A. Lefebvre, 52.			287
Norman F. "Babe" Letendre, 74.			232
Northboro back on track; Dion goes distance vs. North County, strikes out 9.			563
O'Donnell returns to former role; School panel picks interim chief.			676
Officials say recent fire at DPW was arson.			338
Parente loses bid for pension boost.			591
PRESS BOX.			158
Providence Street fire station on closure list; City manager, fire chief's recommendation.			629
Recent Deaths.			1582
REGIONAL DIGEST.			802
REGIONAL DIGEST.			544
REGIONAL DIGEST.			237
Renovation planned for five city pools; Spray parks will replace three others.			409
Residents challenge slow response time; `The water (from break) ran all night'.			423
Return of pair raises hopes; Bergeron says he feels great.			888
Ruth I. (Brown) Dilling.			177
Selectmen push back on DCR plan for site; Recycling household hazardous waste.			785
Shirley Reed Calby, 79.			287
Siemens eliminates jobs worldwide to cut costs.			481
Smoke detectors save family in fire.			400
Sox pick 'em off at Fenway.			1080
Speicher finishes Shrewsbury comeback.			577
Teresa Anna (Carlomagno) Errede.			297
Velva A. (McDonald) Spencer.			204
W. Brookfield finds windfall proving elusive.			653
WCAC programs give youths a second chance.			430
Worcester launches program to encourage home buyers.			397