Entry in RSS Feed won't delete

I have an entry that has been deleted from my blog page in iWeb, but the summary continues to display on the RSS Feed. I've accessed the feed from various computers and still see the same results. Of course, because the entry on the blog is deleted, when a user clicks on Read More from the RSS feed they receive a page not found error.
Does anyone know how or why the entry I deleted from my blog continues to show on the RSS feed?

I assume you have deleted the page or entry, and saved the changes in iWeb, but have you also republished?
That should rewrite the rrs feed in your iWeb RSS folder.
If not, you may have to go to the rrs file, and modify it manually.

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