If you have a question or concern about the accuracy, fairness or thoroughness of an item in The Honolulu Advertiser, please call the corrections editor, Marsha McFadden, at 535-2426.
Bonny Amemiya's first name was misspelled in a Letter to the Editor Friday, November 20.
The first name of Assistant Chief Debora Tandal of the Honolulu Police Department was misspelled in a Local News story Wednesday, November 19.
Gov. Linda Lingle's negotiating team met yesterday with school officials on the issue of "furlough Fridays." The governor was scheduled to return to Honolulu from Texas late yesterday. A headline in a Local News story Wednesday, November 19 was inaccurate.
The Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation, or APEC, will hold its annual meeting in Honolulu in 2011. The date in a Jerry Burris column on Tuesday was incorrect.
Tickets for the Elton John concert can be purchased Saturday from Ticketmaster outlets, online at www.ticketmaster.com or by calling 800-745-3000. The wrong number was printed in Tuesday's People section.
The address for Kahuku Coastal Walk was incorrect in a previous Travel story. The correct highway is Kamehameha Highway.
Captions identifying solar water heating panels and solar powered attic vents were switched in a Living Green article Monday, November 9.
Thelma Parker Library will be closed from Nov. 9 to Nov. 30. Information in a Local News story on Wednesday was inaccurate.
Only one dose of the H1N1 vaccine is recommended for people 10 and older, but children under 10 should receive a second dose. A Local News story on Friday did not make that clear.
Harry Markley, a commander for the Phoenix Police Department, is a finalist for Honolulu chief of police. His name was misspelled in a Local News story Friday.
The photo credits for the "Climate day calls for action" story on Sunday, Nov. 1 were incorrect. The Top photo was taken by Laarni Gedo and the bottom photo by Make Krijnen.
Will Page's name was spelled incorrectly in a News story on Oct. 28, 2009 about the City Council's bed-and-breakfast bill.
The 20 euro coin minted in Belgium to commemorate St. Damien's canonization went on sale today in Hawai'i. The date was wrong in a previous Local News story.
The fine for using an electronic device, including cell phones, while driving a vehicle increased to $97 effective Oct. 1. A previous Local News story was inaccurate.
Halloween festivities at Windward Mall are from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. The times listed in a previous TGIF story were inaccurate.
The Department of Education is facing $468 million in cuts over the next two years. A quote in a Local News story Thursday on the furloughs for public school teachers had incorrect information. Also, the hearing in federal court on a challenge to the furloughs is now set for Nov. 3.
Hawaiian Electric Co. will receive $5.3 million in federal stimulus money to modernize its power grid. A Business story on Wednesday incorrectly reported that other entities besides HECO will share the $5.3 million.
Plans call for a rail station to be at Leeward Community College. A column by Jerry Burris on Page B1 contained inaccurate information.
An Oct. 20 Island Voices column by Donna Wong gave an incorrect number of additional homes and commercial spaces planned by Ho'opili developer D.R. Horton. The correct number is 12,000.
