For the Record 2018

Restaurant review contained errors

Because of editing and reporting errors, a review of Ann & Fran’s Kitchen on Page 15 of today’s CapeWeek contained incorrect information about some menu items. The caption for a photograph should have specified that the Candied Bacon Waffle was on the specials menu. The homemade house jam is mixed berry and the kale with the herb baked eggs became crispy as it was baked into the eggs it was not fried, according to a representative of the restaurant.

I'm going to call 2 Editing and 2 Reporting Errors.

Hospital association name wrong in story

Because of a reporting error, a story on Page A3 of Friday's Times incorrectly identified the Massachusetts Health & Hospital Association

Town meeting quote requires clarification

A quote in a story on Page A3 of Tuesday’s Times requires clarification. When John Bunevith spoke at special town meeting Monday about a proposed ban on recreational marijuana facilities in Bourne, he was referring to additional activities beyond retail shops in saying he hopes the town wouldn’t become “the Amsterdam of Cape Cod.”

Reporting

Tami Fulcher took deer photograph

Because of incorrect information provided to the Times, a caption with a photo of two deer on Page A2 of the March 10 edition was missing credit information. The photo was taken by Tami Fulcher

Clarification on march, gun buyback plan

Information in a story on Page A1 of Sunday's Times about who organized the March for Our Lives in Falmouth and the involvement of the group Cape Cod Grandmothers Against Gun Violence in organizing a gun buyback requires clarification. The event was organized by students with logistical and outreach help from other groups, according to student organizer Daniel Gessen. Grandmothers Against Gun Violence is not involved in planning the gun buyback at this time, according to group president Patricia Hatch.

Editing

Sunday, April 1, 2018.
Easter/ April Fool's Day Edition.

Our top 10 most popular online stories this week:

1. Staff photos of the week
Page views: 23,302
2. Cape students’ March For Our Lives rally
Page views: 14,835
3.Ten Pin Eatery construction underway
Page views: 9,920
4. Falmouth home offers Vineyard views
Page views: 5,241
5. January’s second storm on Cape
Page views: 4,754

Top Ten Total: Somehow, the Top Ten was clipped to 5. I'm not going to do the math.

Top Galleries:
1. Staff photos of the week
Page views: 23,302
2. Cape students’ March For Our Lives rally
Page views: 14,835

Hmmm...

For the Record:
1 Reporting, 1 Incorrect Information, and 1 Editing Errors.

Offshore wind energy project name wrong

Because of a writer's error, an editorial on Page B4 of Sunday's Times incorrectly identified one of the three offshore wind energy projects proposed south of Martha's Vineyard. The name of the project is Bay State Wind.

State limits magazine capacity to 10 rounds

Because of a reporting error, a story on Page A1 of Saturday’s Times incorrectly paraphrased comments made by Cape Gun Works co-owner Toby Leary. Ammunition magazines are limited to 10 rounds in Massachusetts, unless such device was legally possessed by Sept. 13, 1994.

King-related gun talk tonight in Orleans

Because of a reporting error, a list of events to honor the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. that appeared on Page A7 of Tuesday’s Times contained the wrong location for a discussion tonight on gun violence. The Federated Church of Orleans, at 162 Main St., will be the site of a 5 p.m. supper and discussion of anti-gunviolence policies and how King might have responded to them. Sponsors include the Nauset Interfaith Association and the Martin Luther King Action Team

Shark tour price incorrect

Because of a reporting error, a story on Page A1 of Thursday's Times misstated the price of shark tours offered by Chatham Bars Inn. The price is $2,500 per trip. With five people onboard that would be $500 per person.

Whydah shipwreck age incorrect in headline

Because of an editing error, the headline of a story on Page A1 of Monday's Times included the wrong age for the Whydah shipwreck. The ship went down off the coast of Wellfleet in 1717, 301 years ago.

Right whale Kleenex has nine grandchildren

Because of incorrect information provided to the Times, a story on Page A3 in Saturday’s paper gave an incorrect number of North Atlantic right whales considered to be the grandchildren of a right whale female named Kleenex. There are nine

Column misidentified architectural company

Because of a reporting error, the Cape Commerce column on Page B6 of the April 18 edition of the Times misidentified a local architectural company in regard to new corporators at Cooperative Bank of Cape Cod. The firm is Polhemus Savery DaSilva Inc.

Oceanside arts center meeting at 10:30 a.m.

Because of incorrect information provided to the Times, an item on Page A3 of Thursday's paper listed the wrong time for an informational meeting on the proposed Oceanside Performing Arts Center. The meeting will begin at 10:30 a.m. Saturday at the Resort and Conference Center at Hyannis

‘Master Producers’ discussion begins Thursday morning

Because of an editing error, a photo caption on Page 8 of Friday’s CapeWeek gave the incorrect time for an ArtWeek event at the Cape Cod Museum of Art. A discussion called “Master Producers: How to Produce a Major Concert…Play… Exhibition!” with Cape Playhouse artistic director Michael Rader, Cape Symphony artistic director Jung-Ho Pak and art museum guest curator Amanda Wastrom will take place 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Thursday at the art museum, 60 Hope Lane, Dennis.

West Barnstable property sold for $420K

Because of incorrect information provided to the Times, a listing of Cape Cod property transfers on Page F2 of the April 22 edition included incorrect information about the sale price for 1540 Main Street in West Barnstable. The Barnstable Land Trust bought the property for $420,000, according to the Barnstable County Registry of Deeds.

Statement in story about human, not pet, crematories

A story on a proposed pet crematory in Harwich on Page A3 of the April 26 edition of the Times requires clarification. A statement in the story by Harwich Cemetery Director Robbin Kelley about revenue from crematories in other municipalities, like Duxbury and Plymouth, was specific to human crematories

Editing

FOR THE RECORD

Viewfinders Camera Club meets at library

Because of a reporting error, a story on Page 10 of Friday’s CapeWeek magazine lists the wrong location for semimonthly meetings of the Cape Cod Viewfinders Camera Club. The group meets at 6:30 p.m. on the first and third Wednesdays of each month from September through May at Brooks Free Library, 739 Main St., Harwich. Information: capecodviewfinders.org.

‘Wanderlust’ at First

Congregational Church of Falmouth

Because of a production error, a listing on Page 14 in Friday’s CapeWeek magazine contained an incorrect address for the “Wanderlust”: A Small Standard Flower Show and program. The show, presented by Falmouth Garden Club, takes place from noon to 2:30 p.m. Monday at First Congregational Church of Falmouth, 68 Main St.

Tougias to take part in book signings

Because of an editing error, a story on Page D8 of Sunday's Times listed incorrect information for author signings. Michael J. Tougias, co-author of 'Above and Beyond: John F. Kennedy and America's Most Dangerous Cold War Spy Mission,' is speaking at 7 p.m. May 31 at Eldredge Public Library in Chatham and at 6 p.m. July 18 at the Federated Church of Hyannis

Carl Monroe running for selectman in Dennis

Because of an editor’s error, a headline on a letter to the editor on Page A9 of Monday’s Times misstated the town in which Carl Monroe is running for election.

Monroe seeks a seat on the Dennis Board of Selectmen.

Mashpee Commons housing not allowed by right

Because of a reporting error, a story on Page A1 of Thursday's Times about the planned expansion of Mashpee Commons incorrectly described a zoning provision for the mixed-use shopping center. It does not allow residential uses by right.

Renkel designed Cape Rep projections

Because of a reporting error, a review of Cape Rep Theatre’s production of “Merrily We Roll Along” on Page C3 of Friday’s Times misidentified the designer responsible for a montage of projected historical scenes. Lisa Renkel is the show’s projection designer. The review also misspelled the name of the actress playing Gussie Carnegie. Rachel O’Malley plays the role

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Motel operator mischaracterized in photo caption

Because of an editing error, a photo caption on Page A1 of Monday's Times, mischaracterized who has operated the Nauset Knoll Motor Lodge for 55 years. Edward Benz has operated the motel since 1963

Defendant in fugitive case arrested last year

An item that ran on Page A2 of Tuesday’s Times requires clarification. Travis Rose was arrested last year. The Cape and Islands District Attorney’s Office requested that Sandwich police charge Rose with being a fugitive from justice on Friday, according to Sandwich Police Chief Peter Wack.

Editing.

Artists’ credit swapped in story

Because of a reporting error, a story on Page A3 of Thursday's Times included incorrect information about the artists responsible for two sculptures scheduled to be installed along the Walkway to the Sea in Hyannis. “Wave” by Sara Porter, will be a fiberglass structure that mimics the movement of the ocean. “Sea Saw” by Mary-Ann Agresti, will be an upside-down ship that when used feels like the rocking of the ocean

Chatham selectman is 70

Because of a reporting error, Chatham Selectman Dean Nicastro’s age was incorrect in a story on Page A3 of Friday’s Times. Nicastro is 70

Penn, Doherty properties abut proposed district

Because of incorrect information provided to the Times, a story on Page A3 of Saturday’s edition misstated the location of properties owned by Felicia Penn and Phillip Doherty in relation to a previously proposed parking overlay district. Their properties abut the area.

Selectman Judith Froman co-wrote letter

Because of an editing error, a headline on Page A3 of Monday’s Times contained incorrect information about who wrote the letter that the Bourne Charter Compliance Committee says violated the town’s charter. Former Selectman Donald Pickard and Selectman Judith Froman wrote the letter.