Clarification

The following sentence was inadvertently omitted from a letter seeking donations for Second Blessing Mission Store, signed by Kenny Book and published Dec. 27: “This food is given out using a referral system using social services agencies or ministers.” The store address is 19 Wainscott Ave. Call Patty Whitt at 749-3357 to make a donation or schedule a pickup.

In an article in the Feb. 16 edition of The Jessamine Journal, the newspaper incorrectly reported the age of a person involved in an automobile accident, due to incorrect information furnished to the newspaper by the Jessamine County Sheriff's Office. The newspaper had received a press release which gave the age of the driver, Andrew Stramer, as 18. Stramer is in fact, 17. This was pointed out by his mother, who contacted the paper, and confirmed by a revised press release from the sheriff's office received by the newspaper on Wednesday.

Dear Editor, In response to the article on our Suboxone clinic in Danville that was published on Sunday, Feb. 3, I just wanted to clarify one point. The medication for opiate withdrawal does not put the patient into immediate withdrawal. On the first visit, patients are required to be in moderate withdrawal or the medicine could potentially throw them into immediate withdrawal. We thoroughly evaluate the patient by exam and focused historical data to avoid such events. We are proud to offer this unique treatment for such a deadly epidemic.

CLARK MIDDLE COUNCIL The Clark Middle School Site-based Decision-making Council will meet at 5:30 p.m. Monday in the school library. CLARIFICATION An item on the Public Record page Feb. 29 said a charge against Mark A. Saporito of Winchester was dismissed, but it didn't say what the charge was. He had been charged with running a stop sign. SPRING FORWARD Daylight-saving time begins at 2 a.m. Sunday. People should set their clocks forward one hour Saturday night.

Remembering our children Students, teachers and friends gathered outside the courthouse yesterday to remember two children who were murdered a year ago: Wesley Mullins and Michaela Watkins. Both murders are still being investigated. For photos and comments from the service, see today's Sun. Bruce Lunsford Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Bruce Lunsford spent the first stop of his "On the Job" tour at East Kentucky Foods in Winchester on Thursday. Crime updates Trial dates have been set for Jesse Patrick and Genne Burgess, accused of assaulting Patrick's 3-week-old son, and for Curtis Reece, who was indicted a year ago for incest.

Donald Rex Stephens, 48, who was listed in a Winchester Police arrest report as living at 203 College St., does not live at that address, according to property owner Lynn Hopkins.

List of tornado relief donation centers provided The Kentucky Tornado Relief Team has provided a list of donation centers and contact information for those wishing to donate to or find out what donations are needed for tornado recovery efforts in the state. The website kyem.ky.gov will be updated with more information later this week. The contact list is: Wolfe County Volunteer and Donations; contact person is Pollyanna Gilbert; (606) 668-7900; pshou1@uky.edu West Bernstadt Donation Center; contact person is Rob Lowe; (606)

Mercer County's track can pass an official inspection and the Titans will host all-comer varsity meets, all-comer middle school meets and a middle school invitational on the track this year. However, Saturday's Alvis Johnson Heart of the Bluegrass Invitational was moved to Henry Clay because "the track is in dire need of being resurfaced," according to Mercer's Leslie Smith. "If the track could not pass inspection we would not be allowed to host any meets here at all," Smith said.

Clark County Superintendent Ed Musgrove's yearly evaluation will be delayed until education officials determine how to handle an Attorney General's ruling that specifies the state-required performance reviews be conducted in public. Most Kentucky school boards evaluate their superintendents in a closed session, citing an exemption to the state's open meetings law that allows public agencies to meet in private to discuss specific personnel issues. But the common practice came under scrutiny this summer when a Spencer County Board of Education member filed a complaint with Attorney General Jack Conway, who ruled in August that the reviews must be conducted in public.

Remembering our children Students, teachers and friends gathered outside the courthouse yesterday to remember two children who were murdered a year ago: Wesley Mullins and Michaela Watkins. Both murders are still being investigated. For photos and comments from the service, see today's Sun. Bruce Lunsford Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Bruce Lunsford spent the first stop of his "On the Job" tour at East Kentucky Foods in Winchester on Thursday. Crime updates Trial dates have been set for Jesse Patrick and Genne Burgess, accused of assaulting Patrick's 3-week-old son, and for Curtis Reece, who was indicted a year ago for incest.