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Corrections - 3/3/2007
Lori Tschohl is the owner of the food outlets at the Angola travel plaza. Her name was misspelled in an article Friday on the addition of wireless Internet service at Thruway travel plazas. |
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Corrections - 3/2/2007
The story of the Warsaw Uprising, as told by the late Krystyna Fundalinski, can be found at www.warsaw-uprising.com/witness/fundalinska.htm. An incorrect address appeared in an obituary Thursday. |
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Corrections - 3/1/2007
The Buffalo News corrects published errors of substance. To request a correction, please notify the editor by writing to: P.O. Box 100, Buffalo, NY 14240. Or call The News at 849-4444 and ask to speak to the editor of the department in which the article was published. Or fax your request to 856-5150. |
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Corrections - 2/28/2007
"Getting to the Next Level," an event to help minority and female entrepreneurs grow their businesses, will be held from 5:30 to 8 p.m. today in the Computer Task Group mansion at 800 Delaware Ave. The location of the event was incorrect in Monday's editions. |
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Corrections - 2/27/2007
An editorial in Monday's editions inadvertently reversed classifications in the city's upgraded Standard & Poor's bond rating. It improved from Baa3 to Baa2. |
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Corrections - 2/25/2007
The Buffalo News corrects published errors of substance. To request a correction, please notify the editor by writing to: P.O. Box 100, Buffalo, NY 14240. Or call The News at 849-4444 and ask to speak to the editor of the department in which the article was published. Or fax your request to 856-5150. |
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Corrections - 2/24/2007
A piece in Friday's Gusto misrepresented Buffalo Laboratory Theatre's relationship with Hilbert College. Buffalo Laboratory Theatre is an outside theater company that is producing the play "Fool's Errand" at Hilbert. |
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Corrections - 2/23/2007
Thursday's Life & Arts story about "This American Life" host Ira Glass misstated aspects of the story "Babysitting." In part of the episode set in Buffalo, two teen baby sitters knew their charges were imaginary and used the fictitious kids as a ruse to escape their dominating mother. |
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