Corrections and Clarifications

We take transparency seriously. We're committed to accuracy, to acknowledging our mistakes, and to fixing them as quickly as possible. When corrections are made in stories, an editor's note appears in italics at the bottom of the story. 

We do our best to get the facts right. If you see a factual error, tell us about it and we'll make sure we get it right.

Here are our recent mistakes:

• A story on March 15, 2011, "CTA Offering Broadneck Connection Workshop" incorrectly stated the name of artist Keven Quillon listed on a CTA online link. The article has been changed to reflect his actual name and we've added a note to alert readers of the correction.
• The lede in the story on March 24, 2011, "Remembering the Chief" led some readers to believe that the efforts to honor Robert Kauffman was to rename the Pascal Center. The efforts are to rename the auditorium in the Center after Mr. Kauffman. We changed the lede and added a note of clarification.