A story on a string of package thefts in New Haven incorrectly spelled the first name of an organizer of the SoHu neighborhood organization. She is Lisa Siedlarz.

A story about many across the state honoring and mourning a soldier from a local family killed in Afghanistan did not list his full name.
Army Capt. Andrew M. Pedersen-Keel, 28, died of small-arms fire wounds, according to a West Point press release. He was one of two U.S. special operations forces killed Monday in Wardak province.
Staff Sgt. Rex L. Schad, 26, of Edmond, Okla., was also killed.

A story on the awards given for the Greater New Haven St. Patrick's Day Parade  has been updated to correct information supplied about the Best Irish Marching Unit.

Pioneers of the Sacred Heart won 1st place.

See more photos from the parade here

A story in Friday’s edition of the New Haven Register about a Woodbridge planning and zoning matter was not clear about the status of Planning and Zoning Board Chairman Jeffrey Kaufman and the Jewish Community Center of Greater New Haven.
Kaufman is not a member of the JCC board, though  a resident had publicly claimed that he is.

The photo on the front page misidentifies state Rep. Craig Miner as Rep. Dan Carter and in the story his name is spelled wrong. It’s Miner not Minor.

It should have read: Republican State Rep. Dan Carter, far right, and Democratic State Sen. Martin Looney, far left, listen to Republican Rep. Craig Miner gives his presentation of  consensus proposals from Republican legislators on the Gun Violence Prevention Working Group at the State Capitol's Legislative Office Building March 5, 2013. Looney and Carter are co-chairmen with Looney of the 
Gun Violence Prevention Working Group.  Photo by Peter Hvizdak / New Haven Register