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Columbus, Ohio, Doctor’s Qualifications Clarified In the article “Back to Being Me”: Columbus Doctor’s Treatment Helps Relieve City Woman’s Post-Accident Symptoms, printed June 13, it states that Columbus Doctor, Steven Curtis, is a neuro ophthalmologist. Curtis is a neuro-optometrist. Also, for clarification, the treatment Anne Dolce underwent was a 12-day in-office program known as MST, not OMST. Dr. Curtis has helped countless people with concussion and post concussive disorder find their way back to how they were before. MST helps guide the brain to relearn how to use ...

Clarification

Eye Care Buildings Sale Community Eye Care Specialists is clarifying a report in the March 20 editions of The Post-Journal and OBSERVER regarding real estate transactions involving two eye care buildings in Dunkirk and Jamestown. The properties at 462 Fairmount Ave. in Ellicott and 1136 Central Ave. in Dunkirk, which houses Community Eye Care Specialists locations, were sold for $1.875 million. While the sale has drawn attention, practice leadership confirmed the newspaper reports that no changes to the buildings’ operations are planned. The sales do not affect patient care or daily ...

Correction

Incorrect Photo, Caption An incorrect photo ran in Monday’s edition of The Post-Journal for the story “Record Attendance: The Whiffy Fund Cracks Grand Slam For Fans.” The photo with Whiffy should have had the following caption information: From left, Tory Irgang, executive director of the Chautauqua Region Community Foundation, stands next to the Jamestown Tarp Skunks official Mascot Whiffy, and Randy Anderson, president of the Chautauqua Sports Hall of Fame.

TOUR STOP

The Art Asquith Senior Tour will play this Monday at Cable Hollow Golf Course in Russell, Pa. It was originally reported that Monday’s event would be played at North Hills Golf Course, but it is instead going to be at Cable Hollow Golf Course at 9 a.m. and then at Jackson Valley Golf Course on Tuesday, May 28.

Correction

On Wednesday, June 28, Sandra L. and Todd A. Town were listed in legal records in the newspaper for owing money to the Department of Taxation and Finance. In fact, at the time of publication, no money is owed by the Towns.

Correction

LIFEGUARD PAY Lifeguards at the Lakewood Beach will be paid $14.50 an hour. The payment was incorrectly listed in a story in Saturday’s edition of The Post-Journal.