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• Corrections and clarifications
  A story on Page B4 on April 6 incorrectly identified the area of law practiced by Ed Matthews, the GOP-endorsed candidate for the Fourth Congressional District race. He is a commercial defense attorney.
  
• Corrections and clarifications
  A calendar listing for the Minneapolis Mosaic International Marketplace on Page F17 Friday gave an incorrect venue for the event. It will be held from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. on Thursday at the Xcel Energy Headquarters plaza at 414 Nicollet Mall in Minneapolis.
  
• Corrections and clarifications
  The Drake Relays race won by Emily Brown of Team USA Minnesota on April 26 was incorrect on Page C14 last Sunday. Brown won the 3,200-meter steeplechase.
  
• Corrections and clarifications
  The name of Jerome Meuwissen, who was killed by a motorist in Chaska in December, was misspelled in a story published in the West Extra section on Jan. 7.
  
• Corrections and clarifications
  A story on Page D4 Monday incorrectly described the relationship of NorthMarg and RJM Construction. Both are owned by the same holding company, Marquette Real Estate Group.
  
• Corrections and clarifications
  An item in the Holiday Guide calendar on Page E10 last Sunday had incorrect information about the Peterson Family Jazz Concert at the Woman's Club of Minneapolis on Saturday. The concert, beginning at 9:30 p.m., is open to the public. A fundraising party earlier in the evening is for members only.
  
• Corrections and clarifications
  A By The Numbers chart on Page A5 Tuesday should have said that Joe Mauer is among 10 American League players who have won at least three batting titles. Four players have won three or more titles in the National League.
  
• Corrections and clarifications
  An item in the Holiday Guide calendar on Page E8 on Nov. 15 incorrectly stated the time for the Brothers Frantzich concert at the Pantages Theatre on Saturday. The concert starts at 7 p.m.
  
• Corrections and clarifications
  The names of Bill and Carl Larson were transposed under their picture on Page B1 Thursday. Bill, 98, was on the left and Carl, 95, who died recently, was on the right. In addition, the photo had a wrong credit. It was taken by Dan Gunderson of Minnesota Public Radio. The brothers' identifications were correct under the picture on Page B9.
  
• Corrections and clarifications
  A brief on Page A12 Nov. 5 incorrectly referred to the former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher as deceased.
  
• Corrections and clarifications
  An article on Page B1 Thursday incorrectly stated a finding in a study by the National Committee on Responsive Philanthropy. The study said $138 was gained for every dollar invested in advocacy by 15 Minnesota advocacy groups funded by local foundations.
  
• Corrections and clarifications
  In a story on Page A1 Friday, Rep. John Kline's last name was misspelled. In addition, Rep. Tim Walz met with protesters before the noon event in Washington.
  

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