For the record

Correction: Because of incorrect information supplied by the Worcester Art Museum, a photo caption with a review of the exhibition "Mi Puerto Rico: Master Painters of the Island, 1780-1952" in yesterday's Living/Arts section misidentified the artist who painted "Still Life With Coconuts." The work is by Francisco Oller y Cestero.

Correction: Because of a designer's error, a photo of champagne bottles was incorrectly used to accompany an item about Pigalle restaurant's Taste of Alsace wine festival on Page 2 of today's Sidekick, which is preprinted.

Correction: Because of incorrect information provided by the organizers of First Night, the First Month discount for "Shear Madness" was listed incorrectly on Page 3 of yesterday's Sidekick. First Night buttons are good for a $10 discount to the show.

Correction: Because of an editing error, a photo caption in Tuesday's Business section misidentified the location of the Minuteman statue in the photo. It is at the Old North Bridge in Concord.

Correction: Because of an editing error, a photo caption in Monday's Health/Science section gave a wrong location for an exhibit that includes the "RoboLobster" developed by Northeastern University professor Joseph Ayers. The underwater robot will be displayed at the Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum in New York City through July 29.

Correction: Because of incomplete information supplied by Inverness Medical Innovations Inc., a story in Thursday's Business section about Procter & Gamble Co. creating a joint partnership with Inverness incorrectly referred to how the Waltham firm had been investing profits from its commercial business. Inverness has been investing primarily in cardiology diagnostic devices.

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