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TV anchorwoman organizes fundraising event to benefit brother

An early version of this story made mistaken reference to Smart Eyewear. The company is Smart Eye Care.

What’s more important — presidential or party preference?

An earlier version of this article incorrectly stated the date of the Democratic caucuses. They are Sunday, Feb. 26, not Saturday, Feb. 25.

Man who shot home invaders in Hermon: ‘I had to protect myself’

Due to incorrect information provided by police, an earlier version of this article incorrectly identified the man who was also in the apartment during the invasion. His name is Luis Ramos, not Louis.

Wanted man caught after fleeing

An earlier version of this story misstated the age of Nicholas James. He is 22. The story also incorrectly said he was arrested for underage drinking. He was arrested for violating his bail conditions by drinking alcohol.

School consolidation: money saver or total failure?

A previous version of this story said a group in Veazie recently had to start the withdrawal process over because it didn’t follow the department’s wording on its petition. The group was in Glenburn.

Central Aroostook cruises past Greater Houlton Christian

An early version of this story incorrectly listed the time of the next game as 3:35 p.m. The game will take place at 2:05 p.m.

Ron Paul wins big in Washington County, statewide results unchanged

Because of an editor's error, an earlier version of this article misstated the number of votes for Rick Santorum in the Hancock poll. Santorum received 17 votes, not 16.

One of most versatile weapons on the planet made in Old Town, but good luck finding where

An early version of this story incorrectly stated that Maine Military Supply is in Brewer. It is in Holden.

Surviving home invasion suspect in Hermon shooting released on bail

An early version of this story indicated that Philip McIntyre was released on $60 bail. This amount was paid to the bail commissioner as a fee, not as bail. McIntyre was released on $7,500 unsecured bail.

Cushing family meets Michelle Obama

An earlier version of this article incorrectly identified which children were celebrating their 13th birthdays. It was Casey and Zach, not Casey and Sarah.

‘Remember the Maine’ retains meaning for today’s soldiers

An earlier version of this story contained an error. Ray Lupo, the host of the ceremony, is a past state commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, not the American Legion.

Down East Community Hospital struggling with red ink and labor relations

An early version of this story misquoted a statement by President and CEO Douglas Jones. The statement should have reflected that the hospital has already implemented financial turnaround initiatives.

Demolition of 81-year-old Penobscot River bridge to begin this fall

An earlier version of this story incorrectly stated the age of the Waldo-Hancock Bridge as 86 years old. It is 81 years old.

Decision on new air carrier for Presque Isle could come this week

An early version of this story requires correction. Hancock County-Bar Harbor Airport has never offered flights to Plattsburg, N.Y. It offers daily flights to Logan Airport in Boston.

Coalition finds BPA in baby food, launches effort to further curb chemical’s use in Maine

An early version of this story misstated the Maine Department of Environmental Protection's enforcement action against one baby food manufacturer. While a "letter of warning" has been prepared to send to Beech-Nut, DEP staff have drafted a letter to SuperValu, the manufacturer of Wild Harvest Organic products, requesting information certifying that the company is in compliance with state laws regarding BPA. Failure to comply with the certification compliance letter could result in a subsequent letter of warning.

Shrimp industry gets cold shoulder

An earlier version of this website misstated the address of the website containing the petition. It is saveourshrimp.org, not saveourshrimp.com.

Romney to campaign in Portland on Friday

An early version of this story incorrectly stated that Mitt Romney won South Carolina.

Rockland mulls quick closure of quarry landfill

An early version of this story misidentified a Maine Department of Environmental Protection official. The official who met with the city council was Ted Wolfe, not Tom.

Wednesday, Feb. 8, 2012: USPS, corporate voting and Paul Violette

The letter “Stupid justice” was written by Rick Fayen, whose name was misspelled in an earlier version of this list.

Whiting teen, 16, killed in East Machias accident

An earlier version of this story contained an error. The driver of the pickup, Aaron Foss of East Machias, is 20, not 21.

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