A story on Page 1B on Jan. 1 incorrectly reported that Sarasota resident Giles Gianelloni was handed a Leica camera during the triumph of the Cuban revolution in 1959 by legendary photographer Robert Capa. Capa died in 1954.
A photo caption that ran with a story in Sunday's Tropical Life section on oldies radio station Majic 102.7's new program manager misidentified the station's call letters. The station is WMXJ-FM 102.7.
The location of American Senior High School was incorrect in Sunday's obituary of Al Bencosme on Page 5B. The school is in unincorporated Northwest Miami-Dade County.
A story on the Orange Bowl Committee's changing scope on page 5D in Friday's Sports section contained an incorrect quote from OBC president Daniel Ponce. The correct quote is, ``I don't think the founders would have given my broken-English grandparents a chance to be on the Orange Bowl Committee.''
An item in Thursday's Beach Buzz column about students of the month being treated to breakfast at The Forge restaurant in Miami Beach misspelled the name of Forge owner Shareef Malnik.
Ticket prices for the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus at AmericanAirlines Arena were incorrectly reported in Friday's Weekend section. Tickets cost $10 to $80.
A photo Thursday on Page 14A showed destruction caused by a rocket fired from Gaza that struck a school in the southern Israeli city of Beersheba on Wednesday. The location was incorrect in the accompanying photo caption.
A story Wednesday on Page 1A incorrectly noted that the ''Big Orange'' would descend the InterContinental Miami Hotel on New Year's Eve. It ascends the hotel.
The Promiscuous Palate column that ran in several editions of Neighbors on Dec. 25 contained an error about the previous location of the TGIF restaurant in North Miami. It was previously located at Aventura Mall.
A map of Alabama's Gulf coast in the Travel section on Sunday misidentified the state to the west. It is Mississippi. A photograph that was published on page 6 of Business Monday misidentified Stacey Silvera, a co-owner and vice-president of Apricot Office Supplies & Furniture.
A photo on Page 2D Friday featured the wrong Roy Williams. A photo of the University of North Carolina men's basketball coach accompanied a quote from Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Roy Williams.
The obituary of former Knight Ridder Chairman and CEO Alvah Chapman published Friday contained several errors. He came to Knight Ridder, The Miami Herald's former parent company, as an assistant to James L. Knight after working earlier at The St. Petersburg Times, then at the Savannah newspapers. He belonged to the Indian Creek Country Club but didn't live on the island. He chaired The Community Partnership for Homeless and The Miami Coalition for a Safe & Drug-Free Community.
A photo caption with a story about the second Youth Tobacco Summit misidentified one of the sponsors of the event. As the story accurately stated, the Hialeah Department of Parks and Recreation was one of the sponsors. The error was in some editions of Neighbors on Sunday.
In a Business Monday article about Nokia Latin America on Monday, mobile technology publication IntoMobile was misidentified. An item that appeared in Monday's World news roundup on Page 13A had an incorrect headline. It should have read: Deposed president is freed after 4 ½ months.
In some editions of Sunday's Miami Herald, a photograph of Jane Feuer was mistakenly published with an article about questionable spending in the Miami-Dade transit department. Feuer was not included in the article.
A story summary that appeared on the cover of the Dec. 14 issue of Neighbors misidentified the job title of North Miami City Manager Clarance Patterson.
Touch of Europe Deli has a new address: 940 W. Hallandale Beach Blvd., Hallandale Beach. Its telephone number remains 954-458-2961. A reader query in the Kitchen Q&A column on Page 4E of Thursday's Tropical Life section erroneously stated it had closed.
A photo caption for a review of The Day the Earth Stood Still, which appeared Friday on Page 14G in Miami-Dade editions and Page 12G in Broward editions, misspelled the name of actor Jaden Smith.
A story that appeared Thursday on Page 1A incorrectly reported that Rep. Lincoln Diaz-Balart would support all federal infrastructure projects in South Florida supported by the incoming Obama administration. Diaz-Balart said he would fight for South Florida to get its fair share of federal dollars for infrastructure projects, but would ``thoroughly study all proposals, including those presented by the Obama administration, to stimulate economic growth.''
An incorrect time was listed in Thursday's Neighbors editions for the Chanukah Celebration at the Miami Beach Jewish Community Center. The event is from 3 to 6 p.m. Sunday at the center at 4221 Pine Tree Dr. in Miami Beach. 305-534-3206.
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