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Here's a secret: The New Haven Independent is not part of a multinational media conglomerate with a billion-dollar budget that has room to pay for proofreaders. (Actually, trying to get multinational media conglomerates to spend change on proofreaders these days isn't always easy, anyway.)

So we need your help!

Any time you find a misspelling or other typographical error in a story on our site, please let us know by e-mailing us with the form below.

Ever grateful for the help, we will keep track of how many typos each reader catches. To say thanks, we will periodically award the leading typo-catcher a free New Haven Independent coffee mug. We may not have a budget for proofreaders. But we do have a line item for "thank you" gifts.

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Typo-Catcher Standings

Here are the most recently updated figures for Independent typo-catchers:

Hunter Smith 213
Dennis Kelly 32
Jeffrey Kerekes 18
Nestor Makhno 10
Bruce Crowder 6
Kyle Dugdale 6
Liz Holt 2
Johnny Scafidi 1
Charles Riley 1
Nicole Licata
Kristine Anthis 1
William Kurtz 1
Peter Stein 1
Michael Soares 1
Avital Silverman 1
Nancy Thompson 1
Chris Gray 1

Round ending March 31, 2008:

Christian Pettker 82
Jeffrey Kerekes 29
Bruce Crowder 16
Jonathan Boulware 11
Mark Abraham 9
Charles Riley 9
Andy Pergman 8
Nestor Makhno 7
Jessica Gordon 6
Chris Gray 4
Colleen Dawicki 4
Liz Holt 4
Margaret Middleton 3
Jane Johnston 3
Ken Krayeske 3
Sara Neal 3
Jennifer Macchiarelli 2
Pete Stein 2
Raman Prasad 2
David Hunter Smith 2
Deborah Rose 1
Michele DeMusis 1
Chris Lewine 1
Tom Lehtonen 1
Carolyn Freer 1
Stefania Viscusi 1
Rob Naracci 1
Susan Holahan 1
Mark Williams 1
Frank Iezzi 1
Kathleen Cei 1
Carole Bass 1
Joel Creswell 1
Ben Johnson 1
John Oksanish 1
Pete Stein 1
Michael Soares 1

Our Past Winners:

Christian Pettker
Keith Johnson
Chris Lewine
Heather Locklear
Dave Kysela
Jonathan Boulware
Deborah Marcuse
Mark Abraham
Karen Wood
Alex Karman
Joe Jolly
Bruce Crowder
Jon-Jay Tilsen
Keith Malloy
Peter Stein

Arts & Entertainment

City-Wide Open Studios Turns 10 in Style
Motivations Murky

Health Care

Clinics Short On Kids' Flu Vaccines
Breast Cancer's Beaten Path

Neighborhoods

Write Your Own Caption
See, Click, Fix

Black History

"For Colored Girls," A Chance to Shine
Middle Passage Conversations

Branford Eagle

RTM Approves $88.4 Million Budget
Pumps Go Dry -- For Lack Of Numbers

Breaking News

Bleach Factory Evacuated
Library Parties On

Business/Labor/ Economic Development

More Foreclosures, More Signs
His Billboards Don't "Flash." They "Change"

Castaway

Prozac Nation, Elm City Edition
Castaway #6: Wine Expert Nicholas Day

Citizen Contributions

"Cyril Was A Loser All Along": Book Club Diary Entry #4
New Stone Added

City Hall

Gold Rush Comes To M&M Pawn
Seniors: Don't Close Our Home

Compost

Slow Down For Jerry
Slow Down For Jerry

Environment

Enviro-Justice Campaign Pays Off
Enviro-Justice Campaign Pays Off

Food

The Cheese Was From Here
Jacques Pepin Cooks For The Needy

Gina Coggio

Everyday An Adventure
Lucky Sevens

Gone Dishin'

Jammin' For Whirled Peas
Gone Dishin' For All Generations

Higher Ed

He Never Melted. Will SCSU Drivers?
This Time, She Was The Emergency Patient

Hometown Heroes

Firefighter Of The Week
She Harnesses The Magic Of "Horse" Power

Housing

More Foreclosures, More Signs
No Absentee Landlords Need Apply

How To Help

How You Can Help
Relief Sought For Flood Victims

Immigrant Tales

Immigrant Victory at Outback
The Devout: An Intersection Between the Divine and Secular

International

Zhang's Big Red Book (& Posters)
The Devout: An Intersection Between the Divine and Secular

La Voz Hispana

La Voz Reports
Defend The ID!

Legal Notices

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Legal Writes

Two Hurt In Car Crash, Robbery
"Hello, This Is Asst. Chief Redding"

Media

His Billboards Don't "Flash." They "Change"
Newsrack Ordinance Slammed

Obituaries

Obituaries (starting April 20, 2008)
Geovana Alexandra Tapia Gualán, 22

Opinion

Mental Medicine
Switcheroo Nothing New

Parental involvement

The World's At King/Robinson's Door
Parents Give Schools Thumbs Up

Politics

Ralph's At It Again
Activist Takes On Mentor

Presidential Campaign

John Edwards, Unplugged
Obama Mania, Redux

Public Events

Swan Under Glass
An Extra-ORR-dinary New Haven

Reel News

Safe Space Found
School Reform "DOA"?

Religion

AIDS, Civil Rights Pioneer Dies
"Indeed He Is," 99 Years later

Schools

5 Top Teachers Honored
Now That's Real Iron

Science

Yale Opens Labs To City High-Schoolers
Help Name The New Science School

Serials

Chapter 7: Inauguration Day
Chapter 6: Precinct 24 Turns Out

Social Services

Girl and Woman Power Builds
From IKEA To A $37.50/Hr. Job

Solar Youth

Teens' Videos Reflect Real Life
East Meets, Crushes West

Sports

Ecuadorian Soccer Kicks Off
Ghost Of Big Brown Rises

State

UAW Sues DOT
Dead-Voter Post-Mortem

Transportation

City Seeks To Bike to Bronze
City Dissed on Bikes; Feiner Offers Advice

May 16, 2008 8:46 AM

Strong Threads On Display

by Allan Appel | May 16, 2008 8:46 AM

nhivop%20005.JPGFrom the fog of addiction, women like Michelle Ashford rediscovered a needle that could help them stitch back their lives.

Continue reading "Strong Threads On Display"

May 15, 2008 3:46 PM

More Foreclosures, More Signs

by Allan Appel | May 15, 2008 3:46 PM

IMG_4382.JPGThe current foreclosure crisis has meant more work for a Fair Haven-based sign-making family -- which sometimes needs doggie treats or a call to the cops to finish the job.

Continue reading "More Foreclosures, More Signs"

Short Term Dissuaded Would-be Chief

by Paul Bass | May 15, 2008 12:39 PM

pawlina2.JPGIf New Haven had a longer contract to offer, it might have landed its first choice to rebuild the city's battered police department.

Continue reading "Short Term Dissuaded Would-be Chief"

Seniors: Don't Close Our Home

by Melissa Bailey | May 15, 2008 8:24 AM

DSCF0217.jpgAs their West River Senior Center came under the knife in the mayor's latest round of budget cuts, bingo buddies united to protest the breaking up of their makeshift family.

Continue reading "Seniors: Don't Close Our Home"

No Absentee Landlords Need Apply

by Thomas MacMillan | May 15, 2008 8:23 AM

dwightst-3.jpgIn the late '60s, it was New Haven's very own Haight-Ashbury (pictured). Later it became a blighted eyesore. Today? An upscale duplex. It's for sale -- if you'll live there.

Continue reading "No Absentee Landlords Need Apply"

May 14, 2008 4:06 PM

His Billboards Don't "Flash." They "Change"

by Melissa Bailey | May 14, 2008 4:06 PM

DSCF0213.jpg"It's a new era for us," said billboard owner Frank Nataro (at left in photo), as the city zoning board gave him the OK to revamp his old-fashioned Ferry Street billboard with new, changing digital displays.

Continue reading "His Billboards Don't "Flash." They "Change""

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