NOTE: Make that Sunday - the state has postponed the work until then.

Because you'll be blinded by science likely to get caught in a jam caused by road construction work between 11 p.m. and 5 a.m., the state Department of Transportation advises.

Xconomy reports.

Joel Brown writes up some award some saxophonist who went to Harvard is getting from the U, but, honestly, we couldn't read the post because we were too busy staring at the photo of the guy made up to look like the Jolly Green Giant. Only with a saxophone instead of a bag of peas.

Seeking paid people to work the phones, cover poll sites and distribute literature for Election Day. $10/hour (if I were you, I'd insist on the money up front).

The Globe talks to the guy whose vehicle was rear-ended by the twice-convicted-but-still-innocent-this-time state senator. The Herald talks to a family member who says the man's son has had to drop out of youth sports because of injuries in the hit and run.

Wicked Local Cambridge reports on an incident involving the driver of a truck from a shredding company shredding off the top of his truck on Thursday.

Wicked Local Cambridge reports Cambridge is working on a new employee policy that would ban workers from networks such as Facebook and YouTube while on the job.

The Crimson reports the woman was walking on Grant Street near DeWolfe Street around 10:15 p.m. on Tuesday when somebody grabbed her from behind and tried to put a rope over her head.

Channel 4 reports; doesn't say if Gates and Crowley had a beer as they talked at River Gods for an hour.

16WadeSt reports these Cambridge firefighters took the T from Kendall to Central this evening.

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