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March 28, 2007 Opinion & Blogs » Letters

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In our spring fashion quarterly published last week (Cue, March 21), we misspelled the store If! Anthony Lupesco. We also should have published the photo shown here to go along with this caption: Lisa DeWolf wears an outfit from the fall collection by Etc., a New York line sold in Glen Allen.

In "Turning on the Lighthouse" (News & Features, March 21), we misidentified the arts group working to reopen the Hippodrome Theater in Jackson Ward. Local arts booster group OPUS, not the Alliance for the Performing Arts, is working with local real estate developer Ron Stallings on the project.

Style regrets the errors.

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