| | CorrectionA story in the Times Herald weekly on Thursday, about a new Walmart Neighborhood Market opening in Pleasanton, incorrectly reported one of the Walmart markets had opened in Hayward. Correction, Walnut Creek JournalA May 2 front-page story about Walnut Creek library funding contained incorrect information. Walnut Creek libraries are each open a total of 56 hours a week; the city pays for 21 of those hours, not 35. CorrectionA story in Thursday's Valley Journal and Times-Herald incorrectly said the play "Requiem for a Heavyweight" will be presented Friday through April 27 at the Village Theatre in Danville. CorrectionA story published in some recent weekly editions about a planned March 27-29 peace walk from Walnut Creek to Livermore contained incorrect information that was supplied by the sponsor about where participants would report on the second day of the walk. CorrectionThe boy in the lead photo on Page 1 of the March 21 edition of Valley Journal was misidentified. The Alamo Elementary School first-grader is Sam Gonsalves. CorrectionA story Wednesday in the Local News section about convicted sex offender Charles Christman being released to a Bay Point cottage owned by attorneys Anthony Ashe and Araceli Ramirez incorrectly reported that they are Christman's defense attorneys. CorrectionA headline on a story Friday in the Local News section about changes to the Contra Costa County Employees Retirement Association pension fund incorrectly stated that retirees will be affected by the change to the assumed rate of return on the retirement plan. CorrectionThe Feb. 24 Inside Politics column incorrectly reported that the Professional and Technical Engineers Local 21 was one of the unions demanding more generous benefits and work rules for new workers at a planned county-run state health insurance exchange call center. CorrectionA story in Friday's Local News section about a lawsuit filed against the state Department of Finance by the Livermore Valley Performing Arts Center incorrectly reported the title for Len Alexander. CorrectionA story Tuesday in the Local News section about the city of Clayton buying a parcel of downtown land incorrectly reported the parcel was the Pioneer Inn property. | |
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