An incorrect address was listed for 3030 Ocean Restaurant in Thursday's Tropical Life Food Calendar. The restaurant, at 3030 Holiday Blvd., Fort Lauderdale, will host an interactive cooking class 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. May 30 with chef Dean Max. Participants can create an appetizer, entrée and dessert paired with wines. The class is $75 and reservations are required. 954-765-3129.
The wrong photographer was credited for a picture with a story about the rescue of people from home foreclosures. The photo of homeowners Nubia and David Agudelo, on Page 1B of Broward & State Wednesday, was by Miami Herald staff photographer J. Albert Diaz.
An incorrect venue and times were published May 12 in the Business Monday Agenda for the Miami International Agriculture and Cattle Show. The free event with cattle breeders from North and South America showcasing their breeds is at 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Friday; 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday and 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday at Ronald Reagan Equestrian Center at Tropical Park, 7900 SW 40th St., Miami. 305-755-7800 or www.miamicattleshow.com
In the photo above, which appeared Sunday on Page 5B, the person at right, holding the torch, is Oana McKinney. Pictured with her is Yanling Zhang. McKinney was misidentified in the caption that appeared with the photo.
A photo caption with a story on Born Free on Page 1E on Sunday was incorrect. The company is having trouble keeping up with demand for its BPA-free baby bottles and other products.
A report on Florida Marlins shortstop Hanley Ramirez, which appeared Saturday on MiamiHerald.com, contained several incorrect statements about the team. Ramirez was acquired in a trade with the Boston Red Sox in 2005, not 2004. The story incorrectly stated the teams to which outfielder Juan Pierre and catcher Paul LoDuca were traded. Pierre went to the Chicago Cubs and Lo Duca went to the New York Mets. The story also misstated the year in which a Marlins-Expos series was moved to Montreal because...
A May 4 story on historian Seth Bramson misspelled the name of June Levy-Newbauer, whose father built Normandy Isle and one-third of Surfside.
A Los Angeles Times report on the death of Beverlee McKinsey on Page 5B in Thursday's Metro & State section incorrectly identified where she died. It was Olympia Medical Center in Los Angeles.
Le Cordon Bleu College of Culinary Arts Miami is a licensee of the French school Le Cordon Bleu. Its 30-week course leads to a diploma. The information was incorrect on Page 10E of the May 1 Tropical Life/Food & Dining section.
Instructions for an editor were inadvertently left on Tuesday's People page on 8A. The words ''LABEL HERE'' should have read ''JUDGING JASON,'' above a headline and story about Jason Taylor's samba on Dancing with the Stars. The error was made in the newsroom production process.
Due to incorrect information supplied by Miami-Dade Fire Rescue, a story that appeared in The Miami Herald's online edition April 20 incorrectly stated that a child had drowned in a pool at a home at 1350 NW 171st St.
In an article in the Business section on Thursday about a former Bellsouth repairman who sued claiming his service in the Army Reserve cost him his job, a quote from his attorney Randy Fleischer was incorrect. The quote should have read: ``They can't prove his military service was totally unrelated to his termination.''
Former Broward County Commissioner Ben Graber has dropped his Democratic primary challenge to U.S. Rep. Robert Wexler and will instead run in the Nov. 4 general election with no party affiliation. The information was incorrect Saturday on Page 8B of Metro & State.
