A story on Page 1B Wednesday about a city audit should have said Miami's office of Film, Arts, Culture and Entertainment spent $1,206.60 on accessories for dogs at city-run events.

An article on 1B Friday about Michael Irvin incorrectly quoted an attorney for the formal NFL player, who is accused in a civil suit of rape. Larry Friedman said, ``This complaint is tantamount to civil extortion. There is no merit to the complaint.''

A front-page photo caption on Thursday misidentified Imam Fred Nuriddin. The photo was taken at an interfaith service in Miami to pray for the victims of the Haitian earthquake.

In a story on 1B Wednesday about the U.S. Senate race between Gov. Charlie Crist and Marco Rubio, a quote was inadvertently removed. State Sen. Mike Fasano, a New Port Richey Republican and a Crist supporter, said: ``Rubio is a slick package from Miami, and people have not seen the other side of Marco Rubio and who he is, where he stands and his flip-flopping, whether it be taxes or cap-and-trade or high-speed rail.''

A Jan. 28 Neighbors story about farmers markets gave imprecise information about the schedule for the farmers market at Kendall's Wild Lime Park. The market takes place one Sunday per month. The dates of the upcoming markets are Feb. 21, March 14 and April 11.

A Jan. 28 Neighbors story about farmers markets gave imprecise information about the schedule for the farmers market at Kendall's Wild Lime Park. The market takes place one Sunday per month. The dates of the upcoming markets are Feb. 21, March 14 and April 11.

The headline `Table for two in an empty Mr. Chow''on the front of Sunday's Tropical Life may have been misleading. The South Beach restaurant is open evenings only and was empty only during an afternoon interview with Eva Chow.

A story Sunday on page 1A about South Florida's role in Haiti's recovery effort contained an editing error about the candidacy of U.S. Rep. Kendrick Meek. He is running for the U.S. Senate.

An incorrect listing was published in Friday's Weekend section for a performance by Miami City Ballet. There are no performances by the ballet this weekend. Program III: Edward Villella's The Neighborhood Ballroom is slated for Feb. 5-7 with performances at 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday and 2 p.m. Sunday at Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts, 1300 Biscayne Blvd., Miami; $19-$169. 877-929-7010 or www.miamicityballet.org.

An item on Page 3B Tuesday gave incorrect information about flight restrictions over Sun Life Stadium during the Super Bowl on Feb. 7. Between 4 p.m. and midnight, private pilots will not be allowed to fly within a 10-nautical-mile area surrounding the stadium, from the ground to 18,000 feet. Between 10 and 30 nautical miles surrounding the stadium, from the ground to 18,000 feet, private pilots can fly only with prior approval from the Federal Aviation Administration.

A photo caption that accompanied a story on Petit Goave gave an incorrect name for 11-year-old Lawson Joseph. The caption was on Page 16A on Tuesday.

Because of incorrect information provided by the South Florida district office of the Small Business Association, the wrong number of SBA 7(a) loans was reported in a Business Monday story on Monday. The correct number of 7(a) loans for the first quarter of the current fiscal year is 271.

An article about the Adrienne Arsht Center on the front page Sunday misstated the timing of Arsht's $30 million donation to the center. It was on Jan. 10, 2008.

A Thursday story in the Northeast Neighbors incorrectly stated the date for the MiMo Biscayne Association's anniversary breakfast. It takes place at 8 a.m. Monday at Soyka's Restaurant, 5582 NE Fourth Ct. in Miami's MiMo district.

A Jan. 17 story about Aventura Commissioner Billy Joel's decision to pull out of the mayoral race incorrectly stated the day he made the announcement. Joel announced his decision Jan. 12.

A story that appeared on Page 1B in Local & State section Friday left out the first name of Miami-Dade Commissioner Jose ``Pepe'' Diaz, the sponsor of a new sex offender ordinance. Also, a box of highlights accompanying the story should not have included a provision that municipalities have 90 days to pass more restrictive ordinances. The provision had been stricken from the ordinance before its passage by Miami-Dade commissioners. Also, the city of Miami did not bring suit against the county but brought it against the state.

In a Jan. 14 Neighbors article on South Miami election candidates, Commissioner Valerie Newman was incorrectly described as a real estate agent. Newman manages a retail back-care store.

A photo caption on Page 17A on Tuesday had inaccuracies. The information, which ran with a story about a makeshift University of Miam medical clinic in Haiti, should have read:

The schedule for the Jewish Film Festival was incomplete in Friday's Weekend section. Tickets for the festival, which runs through Sunday, are $11; $8 seniors and students with ID, $7 members. Call 305-573-7304 or go to www.miamijewishfilmfestival.com. Schedules subject to change so call before attending. This is the schedule for Tuesday: Tickling Leo, 6 p.m., and Camera Obscura at 8 p.m. at Regal Cinema South Beach 18, 1100 Lincoln Rd., Miami Beach. The Last Survivor, 7:30 p.m. with special guests, co-directors Michael Pertnoy and Michael Kleiman. Hello, Goodbye at 9:30 p.m. (rescheduled from Jan. 17), at the University of Miami's Bill Cosford Cinema, Memorial Building, 1380 Miller Dr., Coral Gables.