A story in Saturday’s Register on the West Haven Housing Authority bribery case incorrectly reported the status of one of the co-defendants. Ceasar Anquillare died in May.

A story in Tuesday's Register about architecture on the New Haven Green gave an incorrect date for the erection of the Bennett Memorial Fountain. It was built in 1907, not 1807.

A story in Wednesday’s Register incorrectly reported that defendant Jeffrey Covington said in a phone call recorded from jail: "We pop him." He actually said, "We poppin,'" which is slang for "We're famous."

A story in Tuesday's Register about the Connecticut Bail Fund incorrectly identified  another organization. The organization is the Yale Entrepreneurial Institute.

A story in Wednesday’s Register incorrectly reported the method New Haven residents must use to secure pickup of bulk trash. Residents must go to the Department of Public Works at  34 Middletown Avenue and make an appointment in person. They also must bring a valid ID that shows a New Haven address on it.

A story in the Tuesday’s Register incorrectly reported the size of the Mondo Ponds Nature Preserve in Milford.  It is about 36 acres and has about 1 mile of trails.

A story in Saturday’s edition about a redo ceremony held at City Hall for James Hillhouse High School graduates misspelled Rosemary Garrett’s name.

A story in Friday's  New Haven Register misstated the number of students enrolled at Southern Connecticut State University. There are about 8,100 undergraduates and 10,473 students, including graduate students, at Southern