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As much as we would like to publish the work of our contributors without mistakes, these occur more often than we would like. A particularly annoying one escaped our attention in the June Art Section of Paul Zelevansky's “The Good Thing:” Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood. Since the apostrophe was placed in an incorrect position it created confusion about the name of the creator of the children's TV program: it was Fred Rogers who impacted on the lives of millions of children and adults and whose show is still regularly shown on PBS. We apologize for this inaccuracy.