A story on Page 1 of Friday’s paper incorrectly identified a Royal Canadian Mounted Police officer as the man who was found dead in his car on Thursday after crossing a U.S.-Canada border checkpoint. The deceased, a man from Texas, was not identified by Canadian police.

A story that ran in Monday’s edition on the Lifestyle page about the film “In Their Boots” featuring Gary and Amanda Raymond of Prospect requires correction. “Departure” is the name of the film. Loren and Barbara Kujawa of Winter Harbor are Amanda Raymond’s parents.

In a story in Friday’s paper about the Rollins wind farm, the date for an informational meeting on the project was wrong. The meeting will be on Wednesday, Aug. 20.

A headline and the first paragraph of a story that ran in Friday’s edition in the State section about the impact of the rising cost of asphalt on paving projects in Bangor and Brewer requires clarification. Penobscot County has no paving projects with the state scheduled this year. The state’s decision to suspend paving contracts has not affected projects in Penobscot County.