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A clerical error in a recent story on Feb. 9th about the San Francisco Chronicle 2023 Competition mistakenly left out some of the winners. Below is the list of omitted

Composer/jazz violinist Regina Carter made her Indianapolis debut along with pianist Xavier Davis at the Madam Walker Legacy Center on February 15, sharing new takes on old standards. An email

Spent hundreds of thousands of dollars in campaign funds without identifying what the money was spent on, and instead, listing an endless stream of 199 dollar and 99 cent expenditures. >> how do you spend one 90 91 99? >> thats the interesting thing, i dont believe those were spent, i think these are either clerical errors or system errors that just need to be addressed. i strongly can tell you, one 99 were not charges, not to the best of my knowledge, at least not those many times. my honest op...

Local new york reporter. he didnt sit for long, though. the agreement was five minutes, and a timer went off at the end of the interview. but in one key section, he was questioned about hundreds of thousands of dollars in suspicious campaign payments, 1,200 of them for $199.99. thats just under the $200 threshold that requires expenses to be itemized, 1,200 times, thats what was claimed. >> how do you spend 199.99. >> so thats the interesting thing. i dont believe those were spent. these are eit...

THE organisers of Chester Folk Festival are bringing a new event to the city this month.

Nothing short of brilliant in a dazzling setting, a trio of vocalists is sharing up the arc of Barbra Streisand’s impeccable talent across genres. Laura Krell, Christa Marie, and Alison

An Ohio man who was mistakenly released from jail due to "human error" is back in custody and facing murder charges.

A FLAMING torch light parade will be held in the streets of Conwy for the 12th year running this week.

The U.S. Senate candidate’s campaign filings briefly indicated he was running for president. His campaign told The Star it was a staffing error.

The Lancaster County district attorney says clerical errors may have left potentially unsafe drivers on the road.