Friday, January 15, 2016
An earlier version of the article "Winchester Police: Gang members arrested, drugs seized during raid” incorrectly said that police found 11.4 ounces of crack cocaine during the arrest. Police actually found 11.4 grams of cocaine, not ounces.
Thursday, December 3, 2015
Errors corrected in Christmas on Main story
An earlier version of the article "Christmas on Main set for Saturday in Winsted" contained several errors that have been corrected. A quote by Phillip Allen mistakenly left out the word “just” and should read “It’s just another opportunity for us to make it possible for people to be neighbors and not just live in the same town.” The event is organized by Friends of Main Street in collaboration with other groups. This was unclear in an earlier version. The Winsted Area Ambulance Association may preview its upcoming Gator Parade this weekend. They were incorrectly identified as the Winchester Fire Department.
Wednesday, December 2, 2015
CORRECTION: Wolcott Tech located in Torrington, not Wolcott
An earlier version of the article "Wolcott Tech students, staff, provide holiday feast" incorrectly said this event was in Wolcott. Oliver Wolcott Technical High School is located in Torrington.
Thursday, October 8, 2015
Correction: Winsted resident's name wrong
An earlier version of the article “Winsted selectmen discuss search committee” incorrectly identified Jack Bourque as “Jack Ward.”
Friday, September 18, 2015
Kent Pizza owner's name misspelled
The article “Support ‘overwhelming’ as Kent Pizza reopens in Winsted” spelled the name of the owner of Kent Pizza incorrectly. His name is Pete Karouta, not Karouda.
Wednesday, July 22, 2015
Incorrect names in tort museum article
In an earlier version of the story "Renovation of future home of Ralph Nader’s American Museum of Tort Law completed," O&G Industries was incorrectly referred to as O&G Construction and Jerry Eisterhold was incorrectly referred to as Terry.
Possible independent audit of Torrington school board not a forensic audit
An earlier version of the article "Torrington council to discuss audit of school board" incorrectly identified the possible independent audit as a forensic audit.