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Correction

Summary by Ground News

It was brought to the Times Voice’s attention that some of our readers found the caption under the picture that accompanied the article to be confusing. It was not our intentions to mislead the residents of the campground into thinking those particular units were for sale. These units are licensed through the Commonwealth Shelter Program and are not affiliated with FEMAs Direct Housing Mission.

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The Lewiston Tribune

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Correction

Nine cruise boats are calling on the Port of Clarkston this year, including five operated by American Cruise Lines. The number was incorrect in Thursday’s edition because of a Tribune error.

2 years ago·Calhoun, United States

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The Killeen Daily Herald

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An article on Page A1 of Thursday’s edition should have stated that the Herald attempted to reach Killeen Mayor Debbie Nash-King on Wednesday evening for comment regarding a lawsuit filed against the city over the adoption of Proposition A. The…

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The Winchester Star

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Correction

An article in Thursday's edition on Page B4 about the Tablescapes fundraiser incorrectly stated the event's date. It will be held next Sunday, April 23.

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Tribune Courier

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CORRECTION

In the article “County confirms voting centers” in the April 6 edition of the Marshall County Tribune-Courier there was an error regarding the date of the primary election, which is Tuesday, May 16. The Marshall County Tribune-Courier regrets this error.

2 years ago·Benton, United States

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The High Point Enterprise

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Correction

In the March 30 edition of the A-T News, incorrect information was given for meeting dates of Trinity City Council, which holds its regular meetings on the second Monday of each month rather than on the second Tuesday, as was…

2 years ago

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APG of Wisconsin

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Correction

In last week’s article “Conservation Congress open house becomes three-hour issue fest,” it was noted that Sawyer County Conservation Congress member Douglas Kurtzweil is an appraiser. He is actually a local property tax assessor.”

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