A Massachusetts paving company and its president have been banned from doing any work for Connecticut for the next three years following their convictions of bid rigging conspiracy.

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Time to broaden your view of telecomm careers. Welcome to the new AT&T. Deeper product base. Broader career options. Together at last. Experience it for yourself.Small Business Sales Advisor II - Boston South Shore, MaPosition Description: Looking for a career in Business to Business Sales? …

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Listen to this Patriots Roster Report podcast with Patriots Football Weekly’s Andy Hart, Paul Perillo and Tom Casale. Hear about this week’s transactions in addition to the injury report as the Patriots head to Cincinnati.

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There was no kids’ table at this party, no singles table, nobody under the age of 35 even. A lot of gray hair, red wine, and sappy stories that all seemed to start with “I remember when . . .” It was my father’s 70th birthday party, held at Venda Ravioli, an Italian market in Providence’s Federal Hill neighborhood, where …

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A bar patron who has accused an off-duty Massachusetts State Police sergeant and two Boston College football players of assaulting him was charged yesterday with punching the sergeant during the July 1 altercation. Sean Maney, 28, of Watertown, was charged with assault and battery against Sergeant Joseph J. Boike during a melee at The Greatest Bar near North Station. Assistant …

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Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Chad Johnson addresses the New England media during his conference call on September 27, 2007. Q: So you finally got some rain there. CJ: Oh yeah, yeah, yeah. We’re having a ball out here. We had a great practice in the rain today. I think this might be our only day of rain. It’s going to be hot tomorrow. Q: What is the frustration-level right now after those last two losses? CJ: I really don’t think - I’m not sure how you put it. We don’t really have time to be frustrated. We’ve lost those two games. There’s really nothing we can do about it now at this point except to fix the mistakes that got us in those situations. We have a bigger challenge this week in New [England], so it’s really been a main focus this week. Q: What are your impressions of what Randy Moss has done so far? CJ: Randy Moss is Randy Moss, regardless of what team he’s on, regardless of where he is. It’s not surprising to me. Nothing has changed, he just wasn’t in the right situation in Oakland. What he’s doing now is the Randy Moss of old and he’s always been the same Randy Moss, so no surprises. Q: How much do other receivers in the league, and you in particular, look up to Randy or look at him as someone to try to emulate? CJ: We’re completely different types of receivers all together, so I look up to him as one of the best in the game [but] I have my own style of play and he has his own style of play. We’re two completely different types of receivers. But I love his game. I love his game. Q: Have you played much against him? CJ: You know what? Never have I played against him, actually….You know what? No. I don’t think so. Wait a minute, Oakland last year, but he got hurt. He got hurt very early, so this is my first time really having a time to play against him. Q: When you’re on the same field as another great receiver, even though you’re not going up against him, obviously, does that give you a little extra boost? CJ: Extra boost to d…

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I have a theory about intermarriage. I know some people think Judaism is going to die out if Jews keep marrying outside the religion, but if my circle of friends is any indication, there’s a practical, perhaps even evolutionary, reason for Jews to be marrying gentiles. In every relationship I know of, the Jew has the worse sense of direction.

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