AUBURN – Spanish student Sucheta Desai was recently honored at the Edward Little High School Evening of Excellence for outstanding performance on the national Spanish exam. Her surname was misspelled in a photo caption on Thursday’s B3 of the City edition.

FARMINGTON – Marion Hutchinson and other members of the Mount Blue Area Garden Club planted marigolds at the World War I Memorial Arch recently. A photo on Wednesday’s B3 of the Franklin edition identified the wrong war.

WALES – Oak Hill High School is in Wales. A story on the graduating class of 2004 published on B1 of the city edition June 9 incorrectly identified the school’s location.

Mt. Ararat pitcher Mark Rogers moved from pitcher to shortstop in Monday’s Class A championship baseball game. A photo caption on C1 on the June 15 sports section incorrectly identified his new position.

An item appearing on page B8 on June 10 about Auburn Manufacturing Inc. misidentified the new industry standard for heat resistant fabrics. The new standard is called FM Approval Standard 4950. The information was incorrectly submitted to the Sun Journal. Home opener LEWISTON – A headline at the top of Tuesday’s front page should have […]

LEWISTON – A headline at the top of Tuesday’s front page should have stated that the Maineiacs’ home opener, not the season opener, has been delayed by visa problems.

WEST PARIS – Tom Spear will serve as interim fire chief until a new one is elected, replacing Walter Inman, who resigned recently. Spear’s surname was misspelled on Monday’s B1 of the Oxford Hills edition.

DIXFIELD – Selectmen Stephen Donahue and Montell Kennedy were absent from the May 17 board meeting, and did not vote or discuss amendments to the police department policy. A 3-0 vote that night approved the amendments, which became effective after the May 24 meeting when the three selectmen who approved them signed the documents. A […]

PARIS – James McLendon, who once ran McLendon’s Place on Route 26, has not applied for a liquor license to run a nightclub in Market Square. He is not related to James McClendon, who has applied for a liquor license to operate Playmaker’s Lounge at 22 Market Square. A story on Friday’s B2 of the […]

STRONG – The Lance Cpl. Scott Paul Park is owned by the town of Strong. A story on Friday’s B1 of the Franklin edition incorrectly reported it wasn’t.