In the Outdoors pages Thursday, Brandy Mangum, a park ranger at Falls Lake, was incorrectly referred to as a man.

A story on Anne Thomas Neil that ran Sept. 19 in Life, etc. listed the wrong Web site for buying Neil's book. The correct site is www.adventcenter.org/res

The letter in yesterday's People's Forum captioned "Our unsafe schools" was from Michael Dublin Jr. of Raleigh. The writer's name was inadvertently omitted from the published letter.

A headline Thursday in the Triangle & Co. section overstated the scope of an HIV testing program being implemented at state prisons. HIV tests will be performed for all inmates who do not expressly decline the test.

A calendar item in Monday's paper gave the incorrect date for a talk by Frank Harrison III, chairman and CEO of Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Harrison will speak at N.C. State University on Oct. 13.

A front-page story Saturday about private meetings held among four of Raleigh's eight City Council members incorrectly described the votes needed for approval when council members recuse themselves from voting on an issue. Five votes are still requ

A headline on Page 1D of the Life, etc., section Wednesday inaccurately portrayed the dinner kits distributed by Macaroni Grill. The kits are not frozen.

An article in Sunday's Arts & Living on an interview with Philip Roth gave the wrong location for the writer's alma mater. Bucknell University is in central Pennsylvania.

The Savvy Consumer column Sunday in Work & Money misrepresented William F. Muth, first vice president with Davenport & Co. in Richmond, Va. He said losses from the sale of stock can be used to offset capital gains. Interest and dividends are not r

A Sept. 17 story on the front of the Triangle & Co. section about the Raleigh City Council easing water restrictions inaccurately described how the council voted. The council voted 6-2 to ease the restrictions.

A listing in the Helping Out column on Page 11B of the Triangle & Co. section Saturday had the wrong date, time and ticket price for a fundraiser by the N.C. Lyme Disease Foundation. The fundraiser, which will feature a documentary on Lyme disease ca

The Check It Out column on Friday's Life, etc., front gave an incorrect date for the United States' purchase of Alaska from Russia. The purchase occurred in 1867.