Corrections

The Providence Journal willingly corrects all errors.
To report an error or a suspected error, call (401) 277-7303
and ask for the city editor.

11/10/2009

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11/06/2009

News Digest

11/05/2009

Correction
• A story in Wednesday’s Journal incorrectly reported the age of an elderly woman who the Rhode Island State Police say was swindled out of more than $300,000. The woman is 82, according to her lawyer, Humberta Goncalves-Babbitt, who said she does not want to name her client publicly.

11/04/2009

Correction
Jason Fanion, who was pictured on the front page of Tuesday’s Journal giving a swine-flu vaccine to a student, is a full-time firefighter in the Barrington Fire Department, which is a paid department. He volunteers to administer the vaccine as part of the Rhode Island Medical Response Corps. A caption with the photo misstated his status.

11/02/2009

Correction
In the Cumberland girls field hockey Division I quarterfinal match versus East Greenwich on Thursday, two goals were scored by Kelsey Cahill and one by Stephanie Ribeiro. The goal scorers were incorrectly reported.

10/29/2009

Correction
A story in Tuesday’s Journal gave incorrect information about one of the principles of HealthRIght, a coalition developing a Rhode Island-only health-care reform plan. The second principle calls for changing the reimbursement policies so that providers will no longer get paid based on quantity of tests and procedures.