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• In the July 10 article “Anti up,” New Times used an incorrect homophone in a quote from Paso Robles City Councilman Steve Martin. The correct quote should read, “I thought that the manufacturing zone should be kept as discrete as possible.”
• An article about Debbie Peterson’s mayoral campaign (“Grover’s Peterson will seek a second mayoral term,” July 10) misstated one of Peterson’s accomplishments. Peterson said she’s proud of increasing the transparency of various SLO County government committees on which she’s served.
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