Due to an editing error, Bob Molinaro's column in Friday's Sports section said there were 32 NFL stadiums. There are 31.

A story on Page 1 of The Daily Break on May 8 about wedding dresses misidentified cocktail and tea hemlines. Tea length is below the knee; cocktail hits just above or just below the kneecap.

The Virginia Beach School Board is expected to vote June 5 on a policy that would allow more students to bring their electronic devices to school. A headline on Tuesday's Hampton Roads front page ("Beach schools OK gadgets in classrooms") said a decision already was made.

CORRECTION: A previous headline on this story incorrectly stated that the decision to add the gadgets had been approved. In fact, the School Board has taken no action. VIRGINIA BEACH Teachers used to see toys when they looked at iPads, Kindles and cellphones. Now, many see educational tools.

A story ("Requests for footage warrant extra steps") on Page 1 of Monday's paper misidentified a person charged with a crime. Charles T. Mead has been charged with misdemeanor assault and is scheduled for a June 5 trial in Juvenile and Domestic Relations District Court.

The names of Kellam High School girls soccer players Helene Schillo and Gaela Normile were misspelled in a photo caption on the front page of Saturday's Sports section.

The Chesapeake Farmers Market has not yet opened. It will begin June 16 and be open from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Wednesdays and Saturdays at Battlefield Park. The Eating Fresh feature ("Farmers Markets are well-stocked with local fare") in Wednesday's Flavor section contained incorrect information.

CORRECTION: This story originally contained incorrect information for the Chesapeake Farmers Market. It has not yet opened. The market will open June 16 from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Wednesdays and Saturdays at Battlefield Park, 120 Reservation Road. Farmers markets are opening right and left these days.

A story ("Three more teenagers arrested in connection with attack on reporters") on Page 3 of Monday's front section gave an incorrect name for a Norfolk police spokeswoman. She is Karen Parker-Chesson.

CORRECTION: An earlier version of this story gave an incorrect name for a Norfolk police spokeswoman. She is Karen Parker-Chesson. Also, police updated their information on the age of the youngest suspect; he is 13.

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