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E-mail: [email protected] This article has been revised to reflect the following correction: Correction: February 26 , 2010Because of an editing error, the Our Towns column on Thursday, about the Nutmeg Curling Club in Bridgeport, Conn., which is drawing new interest because of the Olympics, misidentified the location of a New Jersey club.

(Go to Article) The Our Towns column on Wednesday, about a community literacy project in Haworth, N.J., centering on "Our Town," the play by Thornton Wilder, gave an erroneous name in some copies for the the editor of the fictional town newspaper in Grover's Corners, the setting for the play.

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The Our Towns column on Wednesday, about New York City and suburban residents commuting by Metro-North train on the first day of the transit strike, misstated the destination of Adam Selkin, who was boarding a train at White Plains.

The Our Towns column on April 27, about an exhibition of long-exposure photographs by Roger Sayre, a Jersey City artist, misspelled the given name of the 19th-century Civil War photographer known for his presidential portraits.

The Our Towns column on Sunday about people who are losing their jobs at B/E Aerospace in Litchfield, Conn., gave a misspelled surname in some references for a former plant employee who plans to open a woodworking shop.