RegisterCitizen.com on Jan. 30 linked to a post from Connecticut Devils Advocate blogger Terry Cowgill. That post addressed a rift between WHDD radio's Marshall Miles and an assistant superintendent of the Region One School District. In the link promo, Miles was listed as president of WHDD. That is incorrect. He is a co-founder of the radio station.

A previous headline on the online version of the story, "East Haven mayor deluged with 500 tacos after questionable comments," and the headline that appeared in the print edition of the Jan. 27 Register Citizen, incorrectly said, "New Haven mayor deluged with 500 tacos after questionable comments." The story refers to the mayor of East Haven, Joseph Maturo Jr., not the mayor of New Haven, John Destefano, who is a longtime advocate for the rights of immigrants.

The Register Citizen was among the news outlets that reported tonight that former Penn State football coach Joe Paterno had died. The Register sent out text alerts and tweeted the news — based on a report from CBS Sports — before a Paterno family spokesman said the reports of his death were false. Because the correction came quickly after the initial reports, Paterno's death was not reported on our web site. Paterno, who has lung cancer, was in serious condition tonight, his family said.

In the Register Citizen January 12 story Campbell Trial Day 2: Former club member testifies to seeing defendant pull trigger, victim Roland Lagasse was incorrectly identified as Ronald Lagasse. The online version of the story that appeared on RegisterCitizen.com has been corrected. A correction will also appear in the January 13 print edition of the Register Citizen.