Articles from Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA) (September 24, 2009)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
"Iggy", Italo J. Pierozzi, 88.			378
`Che' doesn't illuminate revolutionary.			603
A clear track; Patience rewards CSX, state.		Editorial	202
A salute to a Scouting stalwart; Longtime leader Paluk dies at 80.		Obituary	831
AD's Desk.			498
AD's Desk.			218
Agriculture is the focus at resurrected Hey Day.			411
Albert J. LeBoeuf, 65.			290
Artists get personal; A celebration of Latin culture.			603
Artists strut stuff in first Art Stroll; Storefront show opens Sept. 26.			596
Ask your legislator.			404
Auburn HS class of 1954 gathers for reunion.			1293
Award for helper of victims.			939
Barbara L. (DeAmicis) Maxwell, 73.			255
Bartlett banter, baked bread & big kudos.			860
Beacon Hill Roll Call; A sampling of how your elected officials voted.			1804
Bear (ex-)sighting; The Bruins' bruin makes a big impression.			132
Birthday celebration.			94
Bistro is simply sophisticated.			535
Board rejects tax increases again.			415
Boylston Police Log.			554
Brady not off to fast start; Mechanical issues abound.			734
Bridget "Betty" Salmon.			199
Burgess construction plan detailed; water ban issued.			648
Bushels of fun; Good times outshine damp skies at Johnny Appleseed Festival.			88
Catherine M. "Katie" (Looney) DeCharles, 50.			43
Charles J. Blouin, 81.			159
CORRECTION AND CLARIFICATION.		Correction notice	64
CORRECTIONS.		Correction notice	69
Courthouse records.			2293
Credits the professionalism of EMTs; Program on service is Oct. 6.			506
CSX deal hailed; Commuter rail likely to benefit.			968
Developer falls under Boylston's scrutiny.			596
Digest.			397
District Court Log.			851
DMX takes over.			166
Dogs need a playground; Pets' owners seek rec areas for their best friends.			1001
Double shot.			138
Dr. Michael Rubin.			575
Dudley Woman's Club gets a tradition started.			874
Edward L. Grimley, Jr.			264
Employer allegedly bilked workers; Grand jury indicts temporary work firm.			566
Eyes on Kirk to fill seat; GOP seeking 90-day delay.			980
Family Fun Day is Saturday, Sept. 26; Newly repaired trail to be dedicated.			398
Fighting innuendo with facts.			783
Food pantry is set to reopen.			599
Foppemas at home on family farm; Sons return with new ideas.			842
Freshmen, JV players part of picture at Grafton; Varsity team looks for talent.			582
From the Region.			1520
Funerals Today.			283
George Lussier.			347
Getting a read on Obituary.		Obituary	105
Gregory S. Shea, 29.			274
Helen Lizewski.			278
House call; Tufts veterinary school opens its doors to the public.			146
Hydrant flushing scheduled.			153
Injection decision a wise one.		Editorial	173
Irish director shares an American tale.			781
James Michael Curley.			435
Jasmine open in Auburn.			897
Jean T. (Kruczynski) Zukas, 85.			251
Judge seizes lender's assets; Mallegni's firm in bankruptcy (SEE PUBLISHED CORRECTION).		Correction notice	491
Kazys Adomavicius.			171
Kerry's staff to hold office hours in West Boylston.			147
Land donated to Habitat.			683
Leicester chews over meals tax.			370
Library policy frustrating.			265
Lions are hoping Bulldogs have no bite.			586
Lisa "Leesa" M. Trim.			230
Local Fulbright scholar is studying in Finland.			684
Local Meeting Roundup.			996
Losing a long struggle, but winning love.			755
Man arrested for smash and grab; Felix Rivera is also a suspect in another case.			360
Man confesses to house breaks.			632
Man sought for break-in.			179
Marguerite Palmer.			269
Marjorie A. (Fresolo) Duquette, 77.			489
Mass. getting $10M to fight beetles; McGovern seeks $30M more.			564
Matilda Holland.			319
Matthews tackles hot topics at HC.			618
MCP VIPs; Alumnus' gift reflects well on college.		Editorial	330
Michael J. "Jack" Antonio, 68.			251
Middle/high school costs being honed to keep schedule.			380
Money briefs.			811
Mountaineers Volleyball interest spikes; Coach returns to her roots.			531
N. Main `bundle' plan urged; Palmieri: Link up properties.			568
Neighbors.			272
New faces, familiar results for fast-starting Shrewsbury runners.			823
Nugent keys AmCats.			260
Odd Fellows to rent out hall.			613
Oops! We goofed.		Correction notice	60
Open water swim held.			122
Ortiz smashes 25th homer, powers Sox.			628
Palladium lawsuit is thrown out; Judge rules letter was faked; Fiorillo is ordered to pay costs.			1203
Pats plan to add to Baker's batch.			758
Police find landscape employee tied up in trunk of car, seek help.			305
Raking the benefits from planting trees.			235
Recent Deaths.			1291
Republican state senator sets sights on Washington; GOP contender for seat held by Kennedy.			498
Resident discovers beetles in center of town.			441