Nbr. 2010, January 2010

Index

• #&@%! were not deleted; Heated exchanges at panel meetings.
• $1,000 bail set for rape suspect.
• $1.3M bond OK'd for fire vehicles; School will get improved fire alarms.
• $1.3M in CVS overcharges coming back to cities, towns; Attorney general, pharmacy file $2.65M settlement in court.
• $100 million CSX deal; More Central Mass. trains, added track in south.
• $100M expansion; CSX details plan to double its freight yard in Worcester.
• $11.5M claim on UMMHC; Medicaid audit reveals overpayment in 2000.
• $12,000 blunder; Hefty raise for school official sends wrong messages.
• $120,000 set aside for tree-cutting.
• $147,000 grant to promote biomass energy conservation.
• $2.1M in delinquent tax, lien accounts to be sold.
• $200K sought in drug cash.
• $204 million in help for schools; Gov. releases recovery money.
• $20M road repair plan to begin; Council will put priorities on upgrades.
• $25 says it's a D; Website lets collegians bet on own grades.
• $25,000 bail set for man charged with May Street fire; Suspect's long criminal record cited.
• $256,000 Prop. 2-1/2 override vote tomorrow.
• $27.6B state budget OK'd; Loss of federal funds forces more cuts.
• $2M hike in property taxes eyed.
• $3.5M TIF deal placed on hold; Councilor wants financing review.
• $360,000 awarded for health effort.
• $4.3M recreation project will stay a nail-biter until May 4; Hearing is continued despite vociferous support for measure.
• $400,000 to help students help kids; Grant goes to Holy Cross partnerships.
• $4M is approved for school repairs.
• $5 million may end liquor store quarrel; Yankee Spirits suits nearing settlement.
• $50,000 bail posted in MART bribery case.
• $500,000 bail set for fire suspect.
• $6.7 million in grants may land at airport; City manager says work required to comply with FAA regs.
• $6.7M sought for airport.
• $671,000 grant for Eco-Machine targets Fisherville Mill site water.
• $7 ride is a thrill, but state doesn't call it an amusement; Euro Bobble tests balance, replicates weightlessness.
• $86,000 textbook buy could help with accreditation.
• $9.3M for water pollution abatement gets council OK; Funding will only cover one-half of work required by state.
• 'Canes generate clear advantage; Boston dominated on power play.
• 'Choo forcing notice in Calif.
• 'Gansett finds a fountain of youth.
• 'Nadoes big rally in ninth is foiled; Line drive ends comeback bid.
• 'Nadoes bow on shoddy fielding; Reliever foiled by pair of errors.
• 'Nadoes forge twinbill split.
• 'Nadoes hang on behind Maddox; Worcester earns split with Sussex.
• 'Nadoes having blast on the Rox; Walk-off, two-run homer by Minicozzi.
• 'Nadoes in slam.
• 'Nadoes nibble but fail to bite.
• 'Nadoes notch grand victory.
• 'Nadoes sacrificed in Quebec.
• 'Nadoes strand 12 in loss.
• 'Nadoes tip Jersey.
• 'Nadoes win after missing playoffs; Farley brilliant in the season finale.
• 'Nadoes win with slam.
• 'Nutcracker' soars; NYC dance company and Grafton dance center join to present `21st-century experience'.
• 'Sader seniors go out with win; Santana, Edger work trick play.
• 'Saders can't overcome poor start.
• 'Saders cannot stop sharpshooting Kirk; Senior guard (21 points) propels Eagles.
• 'Saders celebrate sports stars.
• 'Saders dominate at home; HC presses past Harvard in matinee at Hart Center.
• 'Saders fourth after first day of tourney.
• 'Saders hearken back to glory days.
• 'Saders out of comfort zone; HC defense still work in progress.
• 'Saders prevail in 1st round.
• 'Saders tip Rams to end streak.
• 'Sheed helps Celts shed losing streak.
• 'Shoba rallies in 4th.
• 'Sue' Lucille (Habib) Corbett, 62.
• 'Sue' Lucille (Habib) Corbett.
• 'Tis the season to dig in for clams.
• 'Tis the season; Local dairies whippin' up eggnog for holidays.
• 'Unsustainable'; What's driving up the cost of our health care?
• (Facial) hair today, `Gone' tomorrow.
• ... might not mean much.
• ...and still No. 1; Rodgers, Light lead Pioneers over Mountaineers.
• 1 hurt, 1 arrested after fight.
• 1,000 places to go; State has destinations galore.
• 1,000th point for Rodgers; St. John's star scores 21 as Pioneers blitz Xaverian.
• 1,500 attend memorial service; Gengels honor daughter, other quake victims.
• 1,500 volunteers lend a helping hand; United Way Day of Caring has 57 projects.
• 1-alarm horror; Florence St. fire haunts first on scene.
• 1-game penalty for 'Choo shove.
• 10 firefighters added to roster to offset retirement vacancies.
• 10 more firefighter recruits sought; City fears vacuum left by retirements.
• 10 years, and counting.
• 10-year beetle battle predicted.
• 100,000 pairs of shoes making their way to Haiti; Needs of people after earthquake test his mission.
• 11 communities get $1.6M grant for call center.
• 11 residents asking recall of Castriotta; Effort made to oust chairman of board.
• 110-year-old foreclosed building razed; structure was in `excessive disrepair'.
• 114th Bopston Marathon; Central Mass. Official Entrants.
• 114th Boston Marathon; Faces in the crowd.
• 114th Boston Marathon; Faces in the crowd.
• 114th Boston Marathon; Faces in the crowd.
• 114th Boston Marathon; Faces in the crowd.
• 13 Navy treys bury Cross.
• 13th District House hopefuls spar over issues.
• 13th lucky for Higgins; Top U.S. woman thrilled at her purr-fect finish.
• 13th Worcester state rep debate; Economic, social issues.
• 14 Associated Press awards for T&G; Website, writing, photos, design cited.
• 14-, 15-year-olds to get state IDs; RMV offering photo moment.
• 14-year-old girl hit by train; Teen's leg cut off above knee.
• 16-year tax break urged; Office/lab is proposed.
• 16-year-old author digs deep; Teen writes about construction of Wachusett Reservoir.
• 17 arrested in prostitution sting in Main South neighborhood.