A headline on page C2 on Thursday’s edition identified incorrectly the golfer who won the State of Maine Championship. John Hickson won the tournament.

A photo caption on page B1 in Wednesday’s newspaper should have identified landlord Halsey McDonough’s lawyer, who appeared in the photo, as Madeline Malisa. It was an editing error.

A story on page A1 of Saturday’s paper contained an incorrect quote about the Kennebec County Sheriff’s Office’s new police dog, Dracco. His handler, Cpl. G.J. Neagle, said Dracco is “not overly aggressive.”

Hall-Dale High School track team member Tyler Fitzgerald’s year in school was incorrect in a story on page C1 of Saturday’s edition. Fitzgerald is a junior. It was a reporter error.

The special graduation section published Wednesday should have reported that commencement at Valley High School in Bingham is scheduled for Sunday, June 10.

Ryan Edwards’ grade level was reported incorrectly in a story on page C1 of Saturday’s edition. Edwards is a senior.

A letter to the editor by Terry Tiner in the March 23 newspaper contained incorrect information.

The time for the Saturday’s girls basketball game between Nokomis and Presque Isle was incorrect in a story on page C1 Thursday. The game begins at 2:05 p.m. It was an editing error.

Incorrect information was included in Mike Tipping’s commentary, published on page A5 in Tuesday’s newspaper. The correct information follows:

In a page B3 story Wednesday about a hearing on the nomination of District Attorney Evert Fowle to become a district court judge, the headline misstated the status of his nomination. The Legislature’s Judiciary Committee endorsed the nomination unanimously, but Fowle still is awaiting Senate confirmation. His last name was also misspelled in the headline and the story. They were editing errors.