The article “Yeshiva gone, but legal issues with school linger” in the Oct. 6 Examiner referenced the wrong court case. Yeshiva Me’on Hatorah and Congregation Anshei Roosevelt were not denied N.J. Supreme Court review of the case involving the use of 28 Homestead Lane as a dormitory. They were denied Supreme Court review of the case involving the use of the synagogue, in which the yeshiva and congregation appealed the Planning Board’s determination that variances were needed to expand the pre-existing nonconforming use of the synagogue property for the operation of a private school.