Articles from Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA) (June 25, 2008)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
3Com's losses grow to $166M; Marlboro firm's revenue rises.		Financial report	547
A community cooperative; Westboro Gallery celebrates 10 years.			999
Adopt-A-Student recognition dinner.			155
Agencies unite to fight child abuse; Summit's goal is to coordinate better response.			759
Alfred (Al) Joseph Laurie, 88.			391
And the winner is ...			432
Art of a lifetime; Worcester man is curator for expansive Anthony Quinn Collection.			1008
Art show benefits Baby's Breath Inc.			105
As Obama, Clinton join forces money matters move to fore.			773
Backing vets; SBA loans are giving patriots a helping hand.			1323
Bank robber gets 4-year jail term; Webster man also risks deportation.			578
Bed, breakfast and murder; Lizzie Borden's home open for tours, overnight stays.			1388
Best of Worcester Living.			2453
Big Brothers Big Sisters Taste of Something Big.			105
Birthday party at bar leads to fracas and 3 arrests.			597
Bobby Joe Carlton, 62.			28
BRIEFS.			318
Business briefs.			468
Business scents; Perseverance a key to Sunny Window's success.			669
Celebrating champion cyclist Major Taylor.			131
Celebrating gardens in Central Massachusetts.			103
Charter cancels Web tracking plan; Oxford among sites where program tested.			410
City is hawkish on tax collections; New buildings now taxed sooner.			578
Colleges of Worcester Consortium 40th anniversary.			115
Concert honors Julie Andrews, helps schools.			131
Conrad A. Bernard, 88.			178
CORRECTION.		Correction notice	26
Cosmic Dino Bash at EcoTarium.			105
Council OKs $98M budget; Deep cuts meant to put city on stronger footing.			496
Council wants 6-month freeze on foreclosures; 3 home-rule petitions seek authority to act in crisis.			875
COURTHOUSE RECORDS.			2290
Day(lily) dreaming; Local growers favor these aeperfect' flowers.			1369
Deputy chief, fire captain named.			156
DIGEST.			137
Dispatch center seen as a remedy; Chief says time ripe to regionalize.			519
Divine wine.			1094
Doc's shirt brings in $55,000.			140
Elsie O. Kay, 99.			165
Extended warranty? Phooey! Repair policies are frequently a rip-off.			1259
Eyes and ears of Quinsigamond.			306
Family Health Center celebrates 35th anniversary.			118
Five women receive Katharine F. Erskine awards.			114
Foreclosure auction allowed at Boston Hill in Westboro.			413
ForgeWorks Farm Ride with Pride benefit.			81
Francis W. Rogers, 65.			155
Friends recall laughter, spirit; Teen electrocuted after car hits pole.			744
Fun Finds; Perfect partners for an outdoor picnic.			244
Funerals Today.			342
Game tonight sends smiles to troops overseas.			532
Garlic Chicken and Vegetable Stir-Fry.		Recipe	816
Get a life (manager); Not just a rescue fantasy, concierge service has gone mainstream.			1221
Getting the lead out; Once a graphite mine, Tantiusques is now appreciated for history and recreation.			997
Gilbane to manage North High project; New school gets a guaranteed price tag.			358
Girl Scouts Women of Distinction gala.			140
Going from mud to merchandise with a strip mall.			431
Great Brook Valley Health Center welcomes Toni McGuire.			101
Greener energy boots up; Senate bill pushes savings, efficiency.			799
Grimes shines, but Funnels sputter; Player of Week 3 for 4 in opener.			890
Hadassah's 75th annual donor dinner.			96
Harrington Memorial Hospital art party and fundraiser.		Obituary	99
Her answer was blowing in the wind; Mary Riordan driving force behind turbine.			985
Holy Cross Black Student Union 40th anniversary.			122
Housing Alliance `HATS' off dinner.			144
Injured swan gets unhooked; Patience, compassion smooth feathers.			911
James Nields III; 1937-2008.			172
Jane F. (Brown) Sluckis.			200
Janet "Gensie" (Borbone) Kingsbury.			236
Jeanette C. (Miller) Josti, 84.			425
John Stankus, 86.			284
Junior League Girls' Night Out fundraiser.			121
Karen Hawes.			475
Kathleen L. Corey, 87.			326
Keep track of coupons.			106
Krauss, Riley spark Schwartz.			442
Latino Film Festival reception at Clark.			113
Lawyer admits to wire fraud in property sale; Desautels faces sentencing for diverting client's funds.			858
Like mother, like daughter.			394
Living on the lake; Quinsigamond's shores blend old and new.			2086
Longtime voter, Sox fan is still going strong.			237
Lucien J. Dionne, 68.			295
Luther Holland, 67.			262
Make a date for hazardous waste; Town to set disposal opportunity.			460
Marsha F. (Underwood) Franklin.			307
MBTA fixes train schedule; Listings reflect later arrivals.			449
Medieval on Main; Higgins might find new home at Aud.		Editorial	297
MIAA misses chance to take leadership role.			691
Miles-Lincoln gala honors Ann Carlson.			123
Milford Medical Center gala.			120
Oil slick; Public should avoid calls for nationalization.		Editorial	298
Older students to pay more for lunch.			363
Owners want a park for dogs.			419
Pakachoag Thanks for the Memories fundraiser.			82
Pancreatic Cancer Alliance jazz fundraiser.			106
Parking patch; Garden behind business is summer respite.			740
Patches taken from POW-MIA table; Veterans' agent seeks emblems' return.			491
Paul Stephan Miller.			245
PRESS BOX.			131
Pulp Function at Worcester Center for Crafts.			110
Raises OK'd, lunch prices going up.			479
Recent Deaths.			1336