Accuracy watch

Tue., March 4, 2008

The Spokesman-Review

Wrong address given

The address of a Spokane home damaged by fire Friday is 4214 N. Washington St. Because of an editing error, the address was listed incorrectly in a photo caption Saturday.

Church location incorrect

St. Gregorios Syrian Orthodox Church of India is located at 2803 N. Lincoln St. Because of a reporter’s error, the address was listed incorrectly in a brief Saturday.

Occupation wrong

Matt Jaime has become a full partner at North by Northwest Productions and is the marketing director and producer for the company’s Spokane commercial divisions. An item in Business Beat Sunday was incorrect due to a clerk’s error.

Name wrong

Jacob Robideaux attended Friday’s candlelight vigil for homicide victim Sarah A. Clark. Because of a reporter’s error, his name was wrong in a story Saturday.

Ad spending incorrect

A Feb. 24 business story incorrectly stated the amount of money spent on phone book advertising by Spokane dentist Brooke Cloninger, due to a reporter’s error. Cloninger spends less than the amount listed per year but declined to say how much it is.

Meeting details wrong

The dates of two upcoming public meetings were wrong in Monday’s Getting There column because of an editing error. The meeting on the project to pave Crestline, Magnolia and Regal streets from Third to Fourth avenues is at 6:45 p.m. March 18 at the East Central Community Center. The meeting on the project to pave Belt Street between Nora and Montgomery avenues will be held March 12 at 7 p.m. at the West Central Community Center.

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