CORRECTION: Kennedy greets T riders amid complaints on campaign’s activities
In an article published online on Nov. 1, titled “Kennedy greets T riders amid complaints on campaign’s activities,” the reporter wrote that the Joe Kennedy III congressional campaign did not wish to comment on a complaint filed with the Federal Elections Commission — regarding potentially illegal campaign activities — by press time. This is incorrect. [...]
CORRECTION
In an article published in the Oct. 23 print edition and online, titled “NSTAR’s monopoly in Boston utilities nearly inescapable, advocacy groups say,” Patrick Mehr, spokesman for the Massachusetts Alliance for Municipal Electric Choice, was quoted as saying there is no way to be an upstart gas and electric distributor because no one can compete [...]
CORRECTION
In an article published in the Oct. 4 print edition and online, titled “Splash re-opened after temporary closing,” one Boston University student who had attended Splash was misquoted as saying: “Every time I’d been there, there was space and places you could go to get to the stage.” There is in fact no “stage” at Splash [...]
CORRECTION
In an article published in the Sept. 18 print edition and online, titled “H1N1 vaccine may worsen symptoms, study finds,” the author wrote that ferrets in a study were issued an H1N1 vaccine before being exposed to the H1N1 virus, after which they experienced worse symptoms than ferrets that did not receive the H1N1 vaccine. [...]
CORRECTION
In an article published in the Nov. 10 print edition titled “‘Rhee-act: Bostonians protest suggested privatization of education,” the author wrote that according to fliers handed out at the protest, WGBH paid Michelle Rhee $50,000.00 to speak. However, this is incorrect. WGBH did not pay or contribute any money. Rhee came as part of The [...]
