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• Because of an editing error, a teaser to The Spot blog on Page 4B on Tuesday misstated who suspended furloughs at Denver’s Motor Vehicle Division. Denver Mayor Michael Hancock waived the furloughs.
• A brief in Monday’s $MART section incorrectly identified the value of the Residential Energy Property Credit for energy-efficient home improvements made during 2011. Unlike the previous two years — when this tax credit was available — for 2011, the credit rate is 10 percent of qualified energy-efficient improvements, with a lifetime limit of $500.
• Because of a reporting error, the name of former Denver City Councilman Sal Carpio was misspelled in a story on Page 1A on Tuesday about the council’s redistricting process.
• A story Saturday on Page 3B about a legislative bill designed to prevent voter suppression should have said the general election is always held on the Tuesday after the first Monday in November.
• Because of a reporting error, a story Monday on Page 1B said Rockies shortstop Troy Tulowitzki played high school basketball against Knicks sensation Jeremy Lin. Tulo played against Lin’s brother, Joshua.
