• Corrections and Clarifications
Exhibit extended: An Aug. 14 story about a weekend in the French Quarter incorrectly stated the ending date of the Historic New Orleans Collection's "Surrounded by Water" exhibition. The exhibit has been extended through Sept. 20.

• Corrections and Clarifications
Column erred on Social Security: A column in Tuesday's Money section misstated the age at which Americans born in 1959 or later qualify for full Social Security benefits. They qualify for full benefits when they are 66 years and 10 months of age.

• Corrections and Clarifications
Quote corrected: Phyllis Montana LeBlanc was misquoted in a story in Wednesday's Living section. The quote, "I'm a Katrina survivor and a poor engineer's victim," should have read, "I'm a Katrina survivor but a Corps of Engineers victim."

• Corrections and Clarifications
Wrong river: The introduction to a story in Tuesday's Living section misidentified the river that caused flooding this summer in Terre Haute, Ind. The river is the Wabash.

• Corrections and Clarifications
Aide is consultant for IESI: Barry Bordelon, top aide to Jefferson Parish Councilman Elton Lagasse, also is a consultant for IESI, an international waste disposal company. A story in some Friday editions listed Bordelon as a consultant for Coastal Waste Services, a regional company owned by IESI.

• Corrections and Clarifications
State financing figures corrected: In a story in some Thursday editions about the St. Charles Parish School Board's millage rate, the amount of the reduction in state financing over a 10-year period was incorrect. The district lost $800,000 in 2008, and it will lose another $800,000 annually until 2018, when the reduction will total $8 million annually.

• Corrections and Clarifications
Oil numbers corrected: Louisiana produced 6,293,000 barrels of crude oil on average each month for the first quarter of 2008, and the state averaged 11,269,000 barrels monthly in 1998. A story in Tuesday's editions about Sen. John McCain's visit to an oil rig gave incorrect numbers.

• Corrections and Clarifications
Task force includes Gretna:A story that ran in some editions Tuesday on crime statistics in unincorporated Jefferson Parish did not include the Gretna Police Department on a list of agencies participating in the West Bank Major Crimes Task Force.

• Corrections and Clarifications
Demolition notice report erred: A story about the razing of a New Orleans home in Sunday's edition incorrectly reported that the demolition company, Beck Disaster Recovery, said it was notified that Saturday's demolition had been canceled. The company said it had not been notified of the cancellation.

• Corrections and Clarifications
Campus still open: A graphic in Sunday's edition incorrectly reported the status of the Nelson Elementary School campus, 3121 St. Bernard Ave. The campus currently houses the Medard H. Nelson Charter School, which is slated to be renovated in later phases of a New Orleans public school facilities master plan.

• Corrections and Clarifications
Owners misidentified: In the Aug. 15 edition of Lagniappe, a feature about places to have breakfast incorrectly identified the owner of Parrot Pete's restaurant in an upcoming mixed-use development in Harvey. The owner of the restaurant and the development is Bobby Guidry.

• Corrections and Clarifications
Name misspelled: A story about the New Orleans health care system in Friday's edition misspelled the name of Dorie Tschudy, an employee of the state Bureau of Primary Care and Rural Health.

• Corrections and Clarifications
Football clinic was Wednesday: The date of a Louisiana High School Athletic Association football rules clinic was incorrect in Friday's editions. The clinic was held Wednesday.

• Corrections and clarifications
Phone number corrected: In the Metairie, Kenner and Harahan Picayunes on Thursday, an incorrect telephone number was published for the East Jefferson Italian American Society. The correct number is 504.888.8103.

• Corrections and clarifications
Attorney's name mispelled: In some Tuesday editions, attorney Carroll Rogers' name was misspelled in a story about lawsuits against Jefferson Parish President Aaron Broussard over Hurricane Katrina flooding.

• Corrections and clarifications
Weightlifter is from Shreveport: A fact box in Friday's paper had an incorrect hometown and college for Olympic weightlifter Kendrick Farris. He lives in Shreveport and attends Louisiana State University-Shreveport.

• Corrections and Clarifications
Bayona is open: In Thursday's New Orleans Picayune, columnist Jon Kemp recounted being unable to eat at Bayona because the restaurant was closed for renovations. Bayona has reopened.

• Corrections and Clarifications
Phone number corrected: The phone number for the Cripple Creek Theatre Company is incorrect in today's Lagniappe theater calendar. It is 504. 891.6815. The company's production of "An Enemy of the People" is playing today and Saturday at 8 p.m. in the North Rampart Community Center, 1130 N. Rampart St.

• Corrections and Clarifications
Tax savings wrong: A story in some Thursday editions regarding a millage hearing in St. Charles Parish incorrectly reported that reducing property taxes from 4.1 mills to 4.01 mills would save owners of a $175,000 home $9 a year. That information was mistakenly attributed to School Board member Al Suffrin. Suffrin said Thursday the effect of reducing a 4.1-mill property tax to 4.01 mills would be insignificant to homeowners, amounting to only about 90 cents a year.