Correction: March 7 screener labor story
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In a March 6 story about Senate action on a homeland security bill, The Associated Press reported erroneously that an amendment to guarantee each state a bigger share of $3 billion in homeland security grants survived a challenge in the Senate. The amendment failed.
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In a Jan. 2 story about the Writers Guild of America strike's impact on the Golden Globe Awards, The Associated Press reported erroneously that the Screen Actors Guild would advise its members to boycott the show.
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LABOR: Members march outside the Labor Department in Washington, DC, to protest the regulations that took effect Monday. BY LEIGH STROPE.
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An article last Sunday about fans of Wagnerâs âRingâ cycle misstated the given name of a psychiatrist who was quoted on the large medical contingent that travels to see productions. He is Alan Kagan, not Alex.
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I want to understand what it&#39;s like to play for Tom Coughlin. So I file this column at 5:30 pm Friday -- 28 hours before deadline -- and the Times Union fines me 63 cents for writing in my home office in boxer
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Business is abysmal at local moviehouses. Weekend attendance was off 27 percent from the 2004 low reached the previous weekend. The opening of the SouthSide Works Cinemas 10 on Friday should more than make
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(Corrects third paragraph of Feb. 5 story to make clear the  source familiar with the probe was talking about a U.S.  investigation of the banks trading, not of Robert Day)
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By San Jose Mercury News, Calif.  Feb. 2----A listing with a Valentine's Day feature in Thursday's Eye gave some incorrect information about the next Ballet San Jose program.
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(Corrects 12th paragraph to eliminate reference to Lee Hamilton, who was not on the task force)
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In its Jan. 13-19 TV Lookout listings, The Associated Press erroneously reported the title of a film scheduled to air on Oxygen network Jan. 19. The correct title is "Husband for Hire," not "A Good Man Is Hard to Buy."
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The Front Row column last Thursday, about John Bartlettâs new clothing store at 143 Seventh Avenue South, referred incorrectly to the siteâs previous occupant. O Mistress Mine, which has moved, sells vintage clothing and jewelry; it does not sell lingerie only.
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In an Oct. 21 story about a federal court ruling in a tax case involving Black &amp; Decker Corp., The Associated Press erroneously reported Eileen O&#39;Connor&#39;s job title.
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By Kenneth C. Crowe II, Albany Times Union, N.Y.  Jun. 8--Editor's note: This story first appeared on timesunion.com Wednesday night.
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(Corrects headline to show Web traffic growth, not Web sales, fell on Black Friday)
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The Gazette corrects errors of fact in this space. If you find mistakes, please call 636-0266 during business hours.   The Page 2 calendar in Monday's Gazette had the wrong day for events occurring today, June 26.
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By Larry Rulison, Times Union, Albany, N.Y.  Dec.
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The Film industry strike that was supposed to take place on 12th