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» Contracts for the Honolulu rail project’s next three west-side stations are slated to go out for bid in April, while contracts for the final three west-side stations will go out for bid in August. A Page A1 story and information box Wednesday reported that those bids would be opened in April and August.

» The University of Hawaii at Manoa will become the third campus in the state to enact a smoke-free policy on July 1, behind Brigham Young University-Hawaii and Kapiolani Community College. A Page A1 story Tuesday omitted BYU-Hawaii, and said UH-Manoa would be the state’s second smoke-free campus.

» The Dole Plantation Pineapple Garden Maze was designed by the landscape architecture firm Belt Collins Hawaii LLC, not Brownlie & Lee as reported in Friday’s "Kokua Line" on Page A20.

» Jodi Leong helped KITV inaugurate its weekend morning newscast in 2010, not 2006 as was reported in "TheBuzz" on Page B6 Wednesday. Also, Yasmin Dar worked in television news in Eugene, Ore., for 21⁄2 years, not six years.

» The Rainbow Wahine basketball team is hoping for its first NCAA tournament bid since 1998, not 1993 as was reported in a Page C4 story Sunday.