Articles from Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA) (October 22, 2009)

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Title	Type	Words
`Park Free or Die' is student battle cry.		869
`Paws and Claws' project aids shelters.		628
`Pizza' delivery man guilty in cocaine case.		347
8 articles await yea, nay at town meeting.		701
A town life full of `Memories'; 1st book a surprise for author, 78.		560
AD's Desk.		125
AD's Desk.		448
Alice is unchained on new CD `Blue'.		699
Ann L. (Polli) Lewis, 86.		183
Audiology clinic organized by Shepherd Hill graduate.		378
Audit requested on Planning Department.		445
Back to the basics.		136
Beacon Hill Roll Call.		1509
Begin ensures a great ending for Bruins.		431
Bernice E. "Betsy" Norton, 88.		319
Big plays bring down the Lions.		698
Blanche Houston.		268
Board OKs 6-year Charter contract.		494
Boylston Police Log.		496
Burning brakes smoke up I-190.		79
Buying time; Demolition delay can save antique buildings.		1002
Cabaret.		160
Celebrating the harvest.		472
Charles Bibaud.		496
Christine (Coleman) Everett, 66.		63
City calmer since shooting spree; Eleven shootings in July, August equaled total for 2008.		988
CLUB SCENE.		107
Colonel saluted as duty closes; CEO long active in Army Reserve.		325
Colonials, Rangers clash is scoreless draw.		2437
CORRECTION.	Correction notice	29
COURTHOUSE RECORDS.		1700
Cross-country reputation is well-deserved; Girls outrun the competition.		514
Doris M. (Burdick) Smollin, 83.		239
Double-teaming.		115
Dropout danger; Just increasing mandatory age misses point.	Editorial	293
Elsie E. (Eaton) Sharon.		50
Erna Phillpotts.		236
Exploring outdoor beauty; Artists exhibit works at 1826 Brick Mill.		632
Fallon receives training award.		1120
Filling the land; Sweet change on the city's southern door.	Editorial	244
Frank J. Zone, Jr.		206
Fright fielders; Haunting season opens at Sholan Farms.		102
FROM THE REGION.		1452
Funerals Today.		522
George J. Stelmokas, 69.		240
Get Up stays up.		158
Grafton absences at 29%; Flu-like symptoms deplete school.		504
House shoots C's past Cavs; Celtics end preseason at 6-2.		339
Howard "Rocky" Darling, 61.		349
Improved Quabbin Invitational will feature top harriers.		756
Jean Davenport Plummer, 88.		273
John A. Colucci, 80.		288
John Kidder.		345
Joys of poetry unfold for children, families.		373
Just a Coincidence?		85
Katherine M. (Kudzma) Aspinall-Jollymore.		180
Kerry and Karzai, tete-a-tete.	Editorial	155
Knocked off his legs by flu, boy perseveres.		731
Lam Do, 33.		165
Leaders racing to close the gap.		743
Liquor license of market given one-day suspension.		393
LOCAL MEETING ROUNDUP.		346
Local restaurateurs petition against local option meals tax.		298
Manager goals to be set.		291
Marizol Pereyra, 45.		35
Mary C. (Delaney) Fessenden, 96.		224
Masters of metal.		112
McDermott explains: Why a middle school?		1164
Michael Francis Hannon, 62.		229
Michael Santa Maria.		237
Millbury volleyball coach brings passion to game.		770
Mohegan Sun takes Palmer pitch on road.		446
MONEY BRIEFS.		704
Museum finds room to breathe; Items on display at Town House.		688
Music links friends and heroes; Vertical Horizon's latest CD a rush for Matt Scannell.		937
Neighbors foiled again; Fence owner holds his ground.		941
Neighbors.		639
Neighbors.		749
Neither breast cancer nor age can slow this spirited woman; Betty Hanlon laces up her hiking shoes.		415
New chef takes helm at Worcester Club.		1403
New police station gives department room to grow; Open house is Oct. 29.		926
Nicholas F. Seymour Jr.		248
Nurse leader proud of schools' health aid.		308
Obama visit to prime the pump for governor.		596
On stage.		154
Oxford skater competes in regional U.S. qualifier.		248
Patricia M. McCarty.		464
Pats set for U.K. voyage; Sellout crowd for Wembley.		717
Plastic trades gather; Fitchburg show has become a tradition.		351
Pledge made to keep single tax rate.		391
Positive behavior encouraged.		365
PRESS BOX.		86
Providence poetry scene.		99
Public hearing for Charter TV license is Oct. 27.		183
Pugs & kisses; Annual benefit celebrates breed.		102
Raymond J. Couture.		227
Recent Deaths.		1403
Robert O. Lane, 76.		328
Rodent-proof trees in time for winter.		271
School board candidates face off.		468