The headline of the May 30 story "Federal government grants waiver to certain No Child Left Behind Act mandates" originally indicated that it was the state that granted the waiver. The headline has been corrected.

In the Register Citizen May 18 story "Sparse interest in Torrington Charter Revision Commission meeting leaves members concerned," Mike Banzurik's last name was incorrectly spelled Manzarek.

In the May 8 Register Citizen story "Suspect in Winsted burglaries, who fled custody, arraigned on escape charges," it was erroneously reported that the suspect escaped on May 5. He, in fact, escaped May 4. He was also tracked down by Winsted Police, not Torrington Police.

The long-jump winner in the Litchfield/Housatonic/Lewis Mills girls track meeting was incorrectly listed in the April 24 High School Scoreboard. The winner was Isabelle Binstadt.

In the March 18 story "Harwinton's first selectman insists: Town's 2012-13 budget won't increase mill rate," it was incorrectly reported that Bud Wilkinson is Chief of the Harwinton Fire Police. Wilkinson is, in fact, Deputy Chief.

A front page teaser in the March 15 print edition of the Register Citizen incorrectly stated, "Edward Drapp appointed Litchfield superintendent". Drapp was appointed superintendent of Region 6 schools. The story on Page A3 had the correct information.

In the March 2 article, "'Maverick' Chris Shays armed with agenda for Washington," the second paragraph said Shays has been out of office for six years. He has, in fact, been out only four.