Accuracy watch

Wed., Oct. 6, 2004

The Spokesman-Review

Meeting time wrong

Because of an editing error, a Tuesday story incorrectly gave the time of a meeting of the finance committee of the Spokane Park Board. The board will meet at 6:30 a.m. Thursday in the lower level of City Hall.

Business still operating

Because of a reportings error, a Sunday Business section story incorrectly said Internet Expressway is out of business. The company, based in Spokane, continues to operate.

Dinner date wrong

Because of a reporting error, a column in Monday’s IN Life section gave an incorrect date for the United Nations Day Celebration Dinner. The event will be Oct. 24.

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