• A Wednesday Dining Out review of Level Four restaurant incorrectly stated that Chris New was previously employed by French Laundry, a Bay Area restaurant. New worked with the former sous chef of French Laundry at a restaurant in Chicago but never worked at French Laundry. Go to the corrected story
The following corrections apply to Living Here 2008, the special publication included with the March 29 edition of The Tribune: • The community profile of Creston omitted the Creston Advisory Body. The group advises the 5th District county supervisor on land use, zoning, public services, circulation and public improvement matters. Meetings are held the third Wednesday of the month at 7 p.m. in the Community Church. Meetings are open to the public. The advisory body can be contacted at P.O. Box 13, Creston, CA 93432. For more information, visit. www.crestonadvisorybody.org. • The Paso Robles community profile omitted the Children’s Museum at the Paso Robles Volunteer Firehouse. Located 623 13th Street in Paso Robles, the museum offers educational activities focused on families, as well as school and youth group programs. Hours are Monday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m. Summer hours (May through September) are Monday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m. • The Los Osos community profile incorrectly listed Joe Sparks as the vice president of the Los Osos Community Services District. The vice president is Julie Tacker. Clarification: A B1 story Friday about Cameron Financial Group’s bankruptcy reported that the now-closed wholesale mortgage lender owes Morgan Stanley, Bear Stearns, Countrywide Financial and Deutsche Bank $400,000, $2.1 million, $2.7 million and $8.2 million, respectively, according to court records. Cameron Financial CEO Cary Fierro noted that those amounts listed in court filings represent only the potential value of disputed, and still undetermined, claims against his firm. He said Cameron Financial does not owe those four financial giants any money.
CLARIFICATION: A front-page story Thursday incorrectly reported that it would take Paso Robles at least a decade to pay for the debt on the city’s portion of the Nacimiento Water Project. The debt service on the bonds won’t be fully retired until 2039, City Manager Jim App said. Go to the corrected story
• A story on Page A1 on Wednesday about possible paid parking in downtown Paso Robles incorrectly reported the council’s vote on the matter — and specifically the vote of Councilman Fred Strong. Strong voted for the plan, and council’s overall vote was 4-1 in favor, not 3-2 in favor. Go to the corrected story
• A County Roundup item Monday on Page B1 incorrectly indicated that Cal Poly will host a talk today by Thomas Bonnicksen on wildfires and global warming. Bonnicksen’s speech took place March 18.
Templeton High School’s Justin Cutler won the boys discus with a throw of 162 feet, 9 inches at the March 15 Atascadero Memorial Meet. Because of incorrect tabulation of the meet results by officials, the wrong winning mark for Cutler was listed on pages S3 and S7 of the March 16 Tribune and S1 of Tuesday’s Tribune. Go to the corrected March 16 story Go to the corrected March 18 story
A Police Log item published on Page B2 Saturday reported that a home at 516 E. Grand Ave. in Arroyo Grande — which authorities went to during a drug investigation — was owned by the Hayashi family, according to police. County property records show it is owned by Akio Hayashi as a “trustee/conservator.” Go to the corrected story
• A story published Sunday on Page B4 about county regulations of agricultural soils incorrectly identified Jamie Kirk. She is a consultant, not an attorney. Go to the corrected story
• An information box on Page F8 of Sunday’s Central Coast Living gave an incorrect location for the SLO NightWriters’ regular meeting. The NightWriters meet at 7 p. m. tonight, and on the second Tuesday of each month, at the Church of Christ, 3172 Johnson Ave., in San Luis Obispo. Go to the corrected story
• A front-page article March 5 incorrectly stated who had organized a protest against a proposed partnership between Cal Poly and University College of Jubail. The event was organized by the Cal Poly College Republicans and other campus groups, including the Progressive Student Alliance, Cal Poly College Democrats, Hillel, Pride, Raise the Respect, the Society for Women Engineers and Associated Students Inc. Go to the corrected story
A story on Page S3 Thursday incorrectly identified the winner of the girls 200-yard freestyle race in San Luis Obispo High’s swimming meet victory over Morro Bay. Rachel Hure won the event, not Guinevere Hewitt. Go to the corrected story
A calendar item on Page F18 of Ticket on Thursday had the incorrect date of the Cocoa and Canines event. It happens Sunday, not Saturday. It runs from 1 to 3 p.m. at Heilmann Dog Park in Atascadero. Rain cancels.
• A story published Monday on Page B1 misstated how the city of Pismo Beach received a certified letter from the state Coastal Commission on Feb. 15. The city received the letter by fax, not mail.
A story about local wine grape production published Sunday in the business section gave the incorrect calculation in pricing a bottle of wine. The rule of thumb for winemakers is that for each $1,000 per ton paid for the grapes, a bottle of wine should cost at least $10. Go to the corrected story here.
The Tribune is committed to quality journalism and wants to correct its errors. If you believe an error has been made, call Managing Editor Tad Weber at 781-7906.
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