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In “State Health Care Agency Urging 55-Hour Christmas-Themed Work Weeks” (News, Dec. 8), we had several regrettable errors. We stated Gov. Abbott “did not recommend the hiring of more people or make any plan” to address application processing; while he did not recommend the hiring of more permanent positions, the Legislature appropriated funds for raises […]

Oops! In “Election Day Is Right Around the Corner” (News, Oct. 6), the article incorrectly stated that the Tax Office is at 5501 Airport Blvd.; it has moved to 2433 Ridgepoint Dr. The Chronicle regrets the error.

In “How a Small Town Has Fared as a Microchip Factory Brings in Billions” (News, April 28), the article incorrectly stated that Samsung is valued at $400 trillion; the company’s valuation is 400 trillion in Korean won, equal to roughly $300 billion USD. The Chronicle regrets the error.

In “Weathering Austin’s Next ‘Unprecedented’ Winter Storm” (News, March 17), the article incorrectly noted 2,400 miles of distribution lines. Those are the primary lines; adding secondary services and streetlight service, there are altogether 5,000 miles of distribution lines that are still aboveground. The Chronicle regrets the error.

In “Death Watch: Texas Set to Kill Two Men in One Week” (News, March 3), the article incorrectly stated Gary Green’s victims were his ex-girlfriend and her son; they were his ex-wife, Lovetta Armstead, and her 6-year-old daughter, Jazzmen. The Chronicle regrets the error.

In “A Light Meeting as the New Council Gets Itself Sorted” (News, Jan. 27), the article incorrectly stated that Mackenzie Kelly would represent the city at Capital Area Metropolitan Planning Organization (CAMPO); that will be Vanessa Fuentes. The Chronicle regrets the error.

In “Austin at Large: What’s Public, What’s Private” (News, Dec. 2), we inadvertently suggested that all of the conservancies working with the city parks department have taken over operations and maintenance of greenbelts and trails. This is not true of the Shoal Creek Conservancy; the Parks Department is still responsible for maintaining the Shoal Creek […]

In “Power for the People?” (News, Nov. 25), the article incorrectly stated Austin Energy reduced the revenue requirement from $48 million to $35 million after stakeholder negotiations; the change actually reflected a calculation error. The Chronicle regrets the error.

In “Giving Back to Georgian Acres at New Mobility Hub” (News, Nov. 11), the article incorrectly stated Abel Lopez had recently celebrated a year of sobriety; a newly hired driver, not Lopez, recently celebrated a year of sobriety. The Chronicle regrets the error.

In last week’s review of Georgetown Palace’s production of Cabaret (Arts, Oct. 21), the Chronicle neglected to credit the contributions of musical director Veronica DeSantos Ryan. The Chronicle regrets the omission. In “Council Uses Its (Public) Power to Soften Austin Energy Rate Hike” (News, Oct. 21), the article incorrectly stated that three Council members voted […]

In “Police Oversight Chief Makes Her Leave Permanent” (News, Oct. 7), the article incorrectly stated that all three recently departed equity-related department directors were hired by City Manager Spencer Cronk; former Equity Office head Brion Oaks was appointed by former City Manager Marc Ott in September 2016. The Chronicle regrets the error.

In “Election Ticker: They Ban, We Plan” (News, September 23), the article incorrectly stated that Celia Israel spoke at the UT Students for Planned Parenthood and Planned Parenthood Texas Votes panel; she planned to be on the panel but did not attend due to day-of miscommunication, per her campaign. The Chronicle regrets the error.