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» The Legislature included $20 million of bond financing in the state budget to buy the Lipoa Point property on Maui as a capital improvement project. A Page B5 story and headline Monday reported that the Legislature did not appropriate any funding for the potential purchase. For more on the state’s plan, see story on Page B6.

»The repeat performance of a Chamber Music Hawaii program is at 7:30 p.m. Monday at Paliku Theatre. A story on Page 3 of Friday’s TGIF stated the performance was scheduled for Saturday.

» Good Beginnings Alliance Executive Director Deborah Zys­man credited the Samuel N. and Mary Castle Foundation as an example of an organization that has invested in early education in Hawaii. A Page B1 story Monday mis­identified the group as the Harold K.L. Castle Foundation.