FOR THE RECORD - Nov. 1, 2008
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Crosswalk: An article in Friday’s California section about 11-year-old Meri Nalbandyan, who was struck by a car and killed in a Glendale school crosswalk, said her father, Grigor, “returned repeatedly to the crosswalk where the eldest of the family’s two daughters lighted candles and lay flowers.” In fact, he returned repeatedly to the crosswalk where the eldest of his two daughters died to light candles and lay flowers in her memory.
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