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1715 Lakeshore Rd. W.
Mississauga, ON L5J 1J4
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Michael's Back Door Restaurant Details
Dining Style:
Casual Elegant
(905) 822-5751
Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Tuesday - Friday: 11:30am - 2:30pm; Dinner: Sunday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 9:00pm, Friday & Saturday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm
Payment Options:
AMEX, MasterCard, Visa
Italian, Continental, Steak
Executive Chef:
Stephan Waespi
Dress Code:
Smart Casual
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Additional Details:
Banquet/Private Rooms, Beer, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Private Room, Takeout, Wine
Michael"s Back can cater your home or office event. Please call for details.
Private Party Facilities:
Michael's Back Door offers a variety of well appointed private and semi-private dining areas that accommodate up to 100 guests. Customized menus, table setup and entertainment are just a few of the many services we provide.
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Getting there
Cross Street:
Clarkson Road North
Public Transit:
Mississauga Transit stops at the corner of Lakeshore Rd. W. and Clarkson Rd. N.
The Clarkson GO Train station is a 10 minute walk.
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Complimentary parking is located in the municipal lot at the East side of Clarkson Rd. N., Just North of Lakeshore Rd. W. behind the CIBC Bank.
A word from Michael's Back Door Restaurant
Established in 1981, Michael"s Back Door Restaurant has been providing Mississauga and the GTA with award winning cuisine and professional, courteous service, in a warm, comfortable atmosphere. Principle owners, Michael Morra and his son Michael Jr, along with partners, executive chef Stephan
Waespi and Mario Della Savia, invite you to experience creative Italian, Continental fare offering the freshest ingredients and a variety of rare wines. Whether you are looking for a quick, casual meal, a romantic night out or a group dinner, Michael's Back Door has the perfect "OpenTable" for you.
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The food is consistently excellent
here and well worth visiting. The noise levels can be uncomfortable on occasion. On our latest visit, we were unhappy with the service. Our waiter appeared pre-occupied with talking to other guests, rather than serving, with the result that another waiter, who was extremely surly, delivered our food. This was the only negative part of the experience. Hopefully the owner will note this review and have a discussion with his staff regarding appropriate customer service. "
Dined on 5/15/2014
A group of us had a wonderful
dinner at Michael's Back Door Restaurant. It was our first visit and it didn't disappoint us. We had a lovely antipasto tray for appetizers and wonderful fish and beef main course meals. The pureed vegetable soup of the day was fantastic and the sticky toffee pudding dessert was a lovely end to the meal. I would recommend this restaurant to others looking for a good Mississauga restaurant."
Dined on 5/10/2014
My mom wanted pasta, so I did a
yelp search and decided on Michael's Back Door. We ordered the calamari to start, which had such a great flavour to it, paired nicely with fresh greens. I ordered a half order of the angel hair pasta with lobster tomato cream sauce...OMG! absolutely the best pasta I've ever had (even dare I say better than the pasta I had in Italy!). Will definitely come back here again."
Dined on 5/10/2014
We had a very special anniversary
dinner thanks to the wonderful people here at Michael's Back Door. Our children set it up for us, and we showed up and were given a lovely window table and incredible service, as well as a specially made - on the house - dessert. First class. Please send a personal note to the staff and owners - we truly appreciated their efforts and thoughtfulness. "
Dined on 4/18/2014
Quite a find. A friend had
recommended Michael's to me quite some time ago and in looking over their website it seemed a decent enough place to go. We'll my family and I were very pleasantly surprised by the ambience, excellent service and delicious food. I highly recommend Michael's back door as a place for fine dining or to take someone special. "
Dined on 4/18/2014
I've been to Michael's Backdoor
twice in the last 3 months, both times for lunch. It was an unexpected delight! Food was very good with many interesting lunch choices. The tables by the window provide a spacious feel and wonderful ambiance. The service was outstanding both times...I wish I could remember the name of our waiter, he was helpful, friendly, pleasant & efficient...a great combination. I will definitely return for lunch and plan to try the restaurant for dinner!"
Dined on 3/25/2014
What a great little gem we
discovered the other night. From the waiter making us feel instantly welcome & part of his extended family to the exquisite food & wine....we'll be back for sure!"
Dined on 3/18/2014
Took my mother and father in law
out for dinner last Friday night, we came for the pasta festival. It was really really good and my in-laws enjoyed the experience. Chris, again our host, was so nice and great with my in-laws (who are slightly deaf) and he didn't raise his voice, he just made sure to look them in the eye when he was advising food choices. Chris is such a good diplomat, he had a table with a diner who was beyond picky and Chris handled what could have been an uncomfortable situation for all the diners with aplomb. Well done Chris!!"
Dined on 3/14/2014
We have visited Michael's many
times over the years, and enjoyed excellent food, friendly attentive service, and calm relaxing ambiance. Last Tuesday was no exception. Our waiter was helpful in making wine suggestions; in fact, we enjoyed his recommendation so much that we have ordered a case! We appreciate having a fine dining restaurant in the neighbourhood when we are looking for dining a little more special than "everyday" fare."
Dined on 3/4/2014
There was a bunch of us and we had
a great meal and good laughs. We were able to speak at a normal level, the food was presented well as was good tasting. Have been dining at Micheal's Back Door since 1995."
Dined on 3/1/2014
Very tasty meal. I don't find that
very often. When you spend your hard earned money on a meal out, you want it to be tasty. Bravo."
Dined on 2/22/2014
-the food was served cold having
appeared as if it was already sitting a long while before reaching the table. -the quality of the food was not impressive and lacked taste. -the waiters (our own and observed) were discourteous to the diners and had no interest in how the diners meals were. They had too much attitude and disrespect. -the seating was mediocre. -will not be returning and would definitely not recommend to friends or family."
Dined on 2/15/2014
Went on Valentines and was
provided a prix fixe menu which was quite a bit on the expensive side.... did not at all reflect the regular menu price. Since this special menu was not published on Open Table, it was a bit of a surprise to us. Starters: OK Main Course: Exceptional Dessert: Do not even bother! Worst part of the meal. I would definitely go back because main course was awesome!.... However I would not bother with special occasion nights.... to avoid inflated prices and probably skip dessert. 5 Star restaurant... if you exclude the dessert."
Dined on 2/14/2014
We attended on Valentines Day
which was understandably hectic. The decor in the restaurant is only average but the subdued lighting on arrival helped. Unfortunately about 30 minutes into our meal the house lights were turned on to assist a single patron with reading the menu! The lights remained on throughout the dinner which made it feel like more of a cafeteria than a romantic restaurant. A shame given that the food was decent and the servers tried to keep up as best they could."
Dined on 2/14/2014
The food was great as well as the
service & ambience was great. Unfortunately it's a bit pricey here. On the whole it was a great Valentin's evening."
Dined on 2/14/2014
The service at Michael's was
impeccable and only surpassed by the food! My lunch guests were tremendously impressed with the quality of the food, the beauty of presentation and the attentive and knowledgeable wait staff. A wonderful dining experience, I highly recommend Michael's."
Dined on 2/14/2014
Pros: good food : had steaks,
pasta with seafood, duck. All were really good. Cons : booked a table for 7 and found 2 tables put together ( one round and one square) quite small. There was only 1 other table ocuppied and plenty of space. Asked the vintage year, was told 2010, the bottle brought was 2012. Noticed only after the bottle was opened. Some of the descriptions of the deserts misleading. When leaving the waiter was talking at the bar and told us to grab the coats from the entry rack. Conclusion : will probably go again for food, but never for any celebration."
Dined on 2/12/2014
We had a fantastic dinner and as
usual, the food and service was awesome!"
Dined on 2/8/2014
This was our first time visiting
Michaels and although we live in Mississauga we had never been. Our family of five made reservations for a Sunday evening and weren't disappointed. Our waiter (wish I could remember his name) was very attentive, funny and made excellent menu suggestions. The food was excellent. Everything was prepared very well using fresh ingredients, not overcooked, with lots of flavour. We definitely be back!"
Dined on 1/19/2014
I have been going to Michael's
Back Door for likely 25+ years and there has NEVER been a time where the food wasn't EXCELLENT. The people are friendly and remember you."
Dined on 1/18/2014
I was not that impressed. My
friend enjoyed her meal but mine was overcooked, I finished it but nobody came to check earlier through the meal. We were seated in an empty room rather than one with more ambiance, Not sure if I would go back, Nothing was done about the meal other than advising the Chef,"
Dined on 1/3/2014
My girlfriend and I went for New
Year's Eve dinner and everything was great and made to order. I've lived in mississauga and area my whole life and never knew this little gem was right under my nose. Definitely will be going back."
Dined on 12/31/2013
For the most part dinner was okay,
a little disappointed on menus choices, would of preferred regular menus instead. I would of enjoyed the regular menu as opposed to what was offered. Next time I would rather come on a regular evening and sample the basic menu."
Dined on 12/31/2013
Michael's Back Door has
exceptional food and service. The ambience is warm, inviting and romantic. It is intimate and perfect for an anniversary dinner. Their is a private room available for larger groups as well. Would definitely go back."
Dined on 12/7/2013
The lunch special was absolutely
delicious! The pasta was topped with perfectly cooked scallops, tasty shrimp and a generous piece of easy to remove lobster, all displayed beautifully! Very delicious! The squash soup was silky, tasty and soothing on a cool winter day. Thank you for a lovely Christmas lunch!"
Dined on 12/6/2013
It is a lovely restaurant, and the
service was wonderful, so very friendly and our server Chris was professional and helpful and made sure we had a great time. Now, for the food, oh my gosh, the calamari salad was fantastic, the meat lightly charred, served warm on top of a bed of fresh greens and a lovely flower adornment. I had the pasta with bacon and chicken and my husband took the night off from our regular vegetarian meals to have the bison/venison plate (the night's special dinner) which he proclaimed to be amazing!! We had bread with our appetizer which, when I go again, I might not do because, although delicious, we weren't able to get to the desserts (which we watched go by...with longing in our eyes!) An excellent evening!"
Dined on 12/1/2013
We enjoyed our dinner very much.
Each time I come, I can never finish my meal, that is a good thing! The portions are wonderful and the taste is fantastic!"
Dined on 12/1/2013
This restaurant has been around
for many years --- and they have got it right! The only downside is the "upselling" of water --- unless you specify "tap water", you'll be buying still or sparking water --- at a price! But the food is very good, and it wouldn't deter anyone who wants a good meal. They also have a large wine list --- mainly reds, as you would expect in an Italian restaurant. We'll be back again...."
Dined on 11/18/2013
Very disappointing night.
Restaurant was cold, then warmer, then cold, then warmer, etc. etc. When the heat came on (frequently) it caused a uncomfortable draft from above. I had the veal dish. Sweet gravy/sauce covered the entire plate so that everything (vegetables, potatoes and meat) tasted the same. Soup was excellent and caesar salad was ok. Dessert was great."
Dined on 11/3/2013
Two people in our party had the
trio special and loved it. Myself, I had the risotto and could only eat a third of it due to the high salt levels! Too bad that restaurants cannot cut back on the sodium levels. I don't eat out too often due to salt in restaurants. I am not on any medications and don't have high blood pressure. I don't like salted food. It still does a number on my mouth and body because I eat clean. Thanks"
Dined on 10/26/2013
Great food, excellent food
presentation, very pleasant and natural staff, great wine recommended with our food. Definitely will come back. A real gem of the neighbourhood."
Dined on 10/19/2013
Thoroughly enjoyed our experience
at Michael's Back Door. War, inviting, excellent food & service!"
Dined on 10/12/2013
This is not a bad place, but the
quality is quite out of proportion with the price and presumes a level of quality I did not personally experience. The service is extremely competent but overconfident, and calls attention to itself."
Dined on 10/4/2013
The food was very good,the service
was great ,also the food choice was extensive ,will visit again soon."
Dined on 9/29/2013
Great restaurant with awesome food
and attentive service (and reasonably priced) Looked as though waiters knew many of the patrons which of course is a great sign for a great restaurant. I had the wild game menu and my wife had Dover Sole and both were cooked to perfection. We had a great wine suggested by the server. Great thing is you can eat low or high end and enjoy either way. Will certainly return for the service, food and wine and will suggest this as an option for an upcoming Christmas party."
Dined on 9/26/2013
I took a friend to Michael's Back
Door last week for lunch. We were rather late and the staff was very good about that. The food however was terrible. My friend asked for the gnoki "not to be overdone" but it was soggy and tasteless. My steak was charred nicely but completely dry and without any sauce or flavouring. With two glasses of wine and a $20 tip the bill came to almost $100. I couldn't believe I had paid almost $100 for such bad food. That night I microwaved some beef I'd purchased at a local supermarket and it was MUCH better than my Michael's Back Door steak lunch and only cost me $10."
Dined on 9/25/2013
For the price the food was plain
and average - for a $10 per plate restaurant. For a $150+ anniversary dinner, it was disappointing and we will definitely not be going back."
Dined on 9/21/2013
We enjoy eating at Michael's Back
Door Restaurant, the food is always good and well presented. Probably because of a low ceiling the noise level can be rather high."
Dined on 9/21/2013
Myself and my partner had an
absolutely outstanding time at Michael's Back Door. The staf was very helpful, polite and very friendly. They were able to recomend wine and food choices, but also made our anniversary extra special by going that extra mile to make our dining experence wonderful. The food was delicious and arrived in a timely fashion. I would higly recomend anyone who enjoys good Italian food to visit."
Dined on 9/1/2013
We visited Michael's Back Door for
the second time in the past 3 weeks, and were pleased to find that the food and service were equally excellent. This is a family-run restaurant, with a core of long-term staff, and itbs apparent that maintaining quality control is part of the culture of the restaurant. Highly recommended."
Dined on 8/28/2013
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5:00pm Monday 3rd February 2014 in News
YOUNG people in Blackburn are helping to shape the county's crime strategy.
The four Young Leaders, from the town's £6million Youth Zone in Jubilee Street, were invited to give a presentation about crime and the victims of crime to the police and crime commissioner, Clive Grunshaw.
The 'Listen Learn Act' event was at the Dunkenhalgh Hotel, in Clayton-le-Moors and followed previous consultations at the Youth Zone. More than 150 people saw the Young Leaders have their say on how crime is tackled in Lancashire.
Mo Sheik, 19, said: "It was a really informative day. We worked through lots of scenarios and came up with ideas and suggestions on how to support victims of crime, from a young person's point of view."
"I found out about services I never knew existed. It was good to have an input into something so important and a privilege for me to be a voice for young people."
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"Breed specific legislation is canine discrimination and the sole reason why thousands and thousands of sentient beings, known as man's best friend, are slaughtered," Canes said.
"Yes, I will continue fighting."
Do pit bulls attack? Yes, they do. But so German shepherds, huskies, labrador retrievers, poodles, dachshunds, chihuahuas, and given the right set of circumstances, any dog will attack. So, why do pit bulls get singled out?
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If you are in New York City and looking for a bite to eat, check out a charming restaurant called Risotteria. It is located between 6th and 7th Avenues at 270 Bleecker Street. I dined there with a friend this past week and enjoyed the atmosphere, service, and most important, the food!
When planning my trip to the city I wondered where I would find a safe and delicious gluten free meal. I wasn't sure where to begin my search. A few strokes of the keyboard yielded multiple search entries, it seemed as if lists boasting "The Best Gluten Free Restaurants in NYC" were posted everywhere. I settled upon one that featured Risotteria.
I was excited to find that the restaurant offered not only an extensive gluten free menu, but also a multitude of vegetarian dishes. It seemed almost too good to be true, a menu featuring dishes that were safe for both me and my friend, who is not gluten free but as you may have guessed, vegetarian. I couldn't wait to check it out!
The restaurant is cozy. I arrived just in time to get a seat because lunch crowds appeared shortly afterwards. The atmosphere was fantastic, casual and relaxed. Funky music was playing loud enough to enjoy but did not disrupt my conversation.
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I enjoyed a meatball and bolognese sauce appetizer and later a mozzarella pizzette while my companion had a zucchini and sun dried tomato topped pizzette. Though we were both rather full, we decided to take a look at the dessert menu. The sheer number of choices impressed me, as everything from cookies to tiramisu was offered in gluten free form. We ended up picking out "gluten free peanut butter fudge cuppycakes."
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BLUEFIELD — ASHLAND, Ky. — A juvenile who was attempting to break into a restaurant got trapped – and then about nine hours later he got caught.
Employees at El Rancho Grande were surprised when they arrived at work at the restaurant Wednesday morning only to hear someone yelling for help. Once discovered, it took two hours to remove the grease-covered male from the building's duckwork where he had gotten stuck.
Firefighters said the suspect's body was upright in the vertical section of the duct, while his feet and legs were horizontal in one of the lower passages. The suspect was respectful and cooperated with his rescuers and thanked them after he was freed, said Bob McKeon, a member of the Ashland Fire Department.
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WATERVILLE, Maine --- The Colby College baseball team is on a three-game winning streak after scoring three times in the fifth inning and then hanging on for a 5-3 victory over Bates College on Thursday at Coombs Field.
Colby improves to 8-22, while Bates falls to 12-20.
Matt Moore worked into the eighth inning for Colby to earn his third victory of the season. Wil Hartigan closed the game down to notch his third save of the year.
Bates and Colby traded runs in the first inning. The Bobcats' Tom Beaton singled to lead off the game and then stole second base. He scored the opening run of the contest on an unearned run against Moore after a Colby error.
John Lerner doubled and later scored on a wild pitch for the Mules in the first inning.
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Robb Arndt led off the seventh inning with a walk for Colby and later scored on a double by Craig Cooper.
Bates added lone runs in the eighth and ninth innings. Dave Farrell walked and was replaced by pinch-runner Tyler Maxwell. After a single and a walk, Noah Burke had an RBI groundout to make to 5-2 after seven innings. Lynd doubled to lead off the ninth and later scored on an RBI double by Alex Gallant.
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An American teacher working at an international school in the eastern Libyan city of Benghazi was shot and killed Thursday, a school official confirmed to CBS News.
Ronald Smith, a chemistry teacher at the International School Benghazi, was jogging at the time of the attack, according the official.
"He was doing his morning exercise when gunmen just shot him. I don't know why. He was so sweet with everyone," Adel al Mansouri, director at the school in Benghazi, told Reuters.
The U.S. Embassy in Tripoli confirmed a U.S. citizen was killed and said it was in touch with the next of kin.
It was not immediately clear who was responsible for the killing. In a statement posted on Facebook, the school called Smith a "much loved teacher who supported students in their learning and always had time to help when asked."
"Ronnie was a professional who gave his time freely and without question," the statement said. "We do not understand why this has happened and it is extremely difficult for his students and his colleagues to accept."
Libyan special forces have been battling militants from Ansar al-Sharia in Benghazi. U.S. officials blame the group for attacking the U.S. consulate in the eastern city in September 2012, killing the ambassador and three other Americans.
Security sources said three soldiers were also killed in separate attacks on Thursday in Benghazi.
Two years after a NATO-backed uprising ousted veteran leader Muammar Qaddafi, Libya's armed forces are struggling to contain militias, former fighters and Islamist militants who control parts of the vast oil-producing country.
In a 17-minute audio message released on the Jihadi blogs on Sunday, al Qaeda's American-born leader Adam Yahya Ghadahn said the kidnapping of suspected al Qaeda operative Abu Anas al-Libi outside his home in Tripoli on October 5 was a crime of piracy, urging Libyans to attack U.S. interests everywhere in retaliation.
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Let's talk about assault weapons and the President's attempts to modify existing gun laws. First of all, those weapons are used almost exclusively for target practice. They are rarely, if ever, used for hunting. Any hunter who uses those weapons for game would tear his target to shreds, making the hunt useless and ridiculous.
I have a close friend who is a shooter, and an excellent one at that. He tells me that assault weapons have a minimum kick, so they can be used pretty accurately. He's the one who told me that those weapons are primarily used for target practice, and he should know.
So, if they are used primarily for target practice, why is the NRA so virulently against their restriction. What are they afraid of? The President isn't trying to take existing weapons away from their owners. He's trying to make sure those weapons are not sold to criminals or to the insane.
Furthermore, to be afraid of the government taking over all weapons is ridiculous as well. We have the National Guard and the U. S. Military, who if I remember correctly, consists of us—and they (we) have access to those weapons in that fashion. So apparently, the gun lobby is afraid of us taking over our own country. Now that makes no sense at all.
Finally, why does the gun lobby and the NRA have so much power? They number about four million members and the rest of the country outnumbers them significantly, and most disagree with their position. So why do they exert so much influence, far out of balance with their numbers. That is a question which must be addressed soon and the situation changed immediately.


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By Katie Dahlstrom Herald Assistant Editor
The Clinton Herald
---- — CLINTON — Clinton's Skyline Center did what most organizations would do after reaching their 50th anniversary — they celebrated.
But one thing set their celebration apart from most: a visit from Iowa Gov. Terry Branstad and Lt. Gov. Kim Reynolds.
The governor and lieutenant governor visited Skyline Center's warehouse Friday to learn more about what the organization does to employ and assist individuals with disabilities.
Skyline's Operations Manager Glenn Schilling gave the state leaders a tour of the warehouse, where their consumers produce items such as cotton-cleaning products and store displays for Nestle Purina products.
"It's really driven on the consumers as far as what they want to do. Do they want to come here and work? Do they want to work in the community? Do they want to work here and get the skills and then work in the community? That is basically what we provide," Schilling said.
Branstad applauded Skyline leaders for the efforts to employ Clinton and area residents at a piece-rate in their warehouse, help them secure jobs and live in the community and provide home health care.
"One of the challenges we have is having enough people for the jobs that are being created. And a lot of people with disabilities are unemployed and underemployed and this is a company that has done a good job not only providing employment, but also providing services," Branstad said.
Figures from the U.S. Department of Labor's Office of Disability Employment Policy show that across the country, the unemployment rate for people with disabilities is nearly twice as high as it is for those without disabilities at 13.1 percent.
"We need to make sure that employers know that there are a lot of people with disabilities that have the ability and have the commitment to be good employees," Branstad said. "People tend to be happier and healthier and they're able to support themselves and be more independent so it's a win-win all the way around."
Reynolds said that similar to the goal to make Iowa the healthiest state, they also would like to employ the most with disabilities.
Skyline started as a daycare center in 1963 and evolved over time as their clients aged in order to meet their needs.
"It all started because parents with children with disabilities didn't have any place to turn in the community. A lot of them had to be institutionalized," Executive Director Jack Robinson said. "They wanted to keep those kids in the community so we started Skyline Center."
Since its inception, Skyline officials have added new facilities, helped start Clinton County's recycling program and done a number of other things to enhance their consumers' lives.
Around 87 people work at the warehouse, 72 are in community living program and 45 receive home healthcare. The organization also boasts 125 staff members.
As much as the past 50 years have been marked with positives for the non-profit organization, it has not been without some challenges.
Specifically, in the past two years, Skyline Center had to adjust to the mental health and disability redesign.
"There are some frustrations with change and some people feel threatened by change, but we really feel that the redesign is going to bring better services and less wasteful expenses," Branstad said.
The Skyline Center lost the $27 per consumer, per diem funds they received from Clinton County. While the organization receives some state funding instead, Robinson said it's unclear what will happen to those funds in the next two years.
"That's been hard for us," Robinson said. "We had to apply for Medicaid services for as many people as would qualify and we don't know where that's going to go."
Despite the challenges the mental health and disability redesign presented, Skyline leaders are optimistic about the future of their organization and their consumers.
"We've grown a lot. We really have. If the next 25 years are anything like the last 50, wow," Schilling said.


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Noga signs book
TRAVERSE CITY — Local author Cari Noga will sign copies of her new book, "Sparrow Migrations," at Horizon Books, 243 E. Front St., on Saturday, April 20, from 4 to 6 p.m.
The novel addresses autism and hope through three intertwining storylines — a couple struggling with infertility, a lesbian couple coming out of the closet and an autistic boy for which "The Miracle on the Hudson" plane crash is the catalyst for his first real-world relationships. For details, call 946-7290.
Youth night
TRAVERSE CITY — Youth nights for middle and high school students continue tonight, April 17, at Bethlehem Lutheran Church, 1050 Peninsula Dr.
The get-together starts with a pizza and salad dinner at 6 p.m., followed by a movie at 6:30 p.m. and discussion. All youth are welcome.
TC Green Drinks
TRAVERSE CITY — TC Green Drinks will meet from 5 to 7 p.m. Thursday, April 18, at Pangeas Pizza Pub on East Front St.
The informal networking group focuses on bringing and maintaining "green" practices to the workplace and extending it to individual lifestyles. For details, visit https://www.facebook.com/tcgreendrinks?ref=hl.


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Just discussing the Cribs would maybe be a bit limiting if it there was going to be more than one, especially when they're on down time like they are now so there's less news. Maybe features on bands we've discovered through the Cribs too? People we've met? It'd reflect well on the 'sense of community' and 'more than just a band' feel.
If this takes off I'd be so up for writing, a LOT. I study creative writing with journalism; zines would fit into that perfectly. Let me know if you get any more interest cause I'd love to join in
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I got a call from my mother tonight letting us know that my sister's husband, John, was in a car crash, and didn't make it. Apparently, he was driving too fast on the interstate, in the rain, lost control, and slammed into a guard rail. She said he died instantly.
I can't imagine what my sister and her kids are going through right now. I hope you guys can say a little prayer for them. I'd greatly appreciate it.


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The campus shuttle system operates whenever classes are in session. A number of changes are planned beginning Fall '13. Please review all the changes and the route schedules so you are familiar with which bus to ride to your destination. All campus buses are ADA compliant.
This year's schedule and notes are as follows:
RED ROUTE Travels clockwise on the inside of the perimeter. This route does not serve Front Campus Drive. Service runs Monday-Thursday 7:15 a.m. until 8:00 p.m. and Friday 7:15 a.m. until 3:15 p.m.
NEW! RED TWO ROUTE. This service will make additional stops at the Front Campus Drive Bus Shelter Monday-Friday 9:30 a.m. until 7:30 p.m.
BLUE ROUTE Travels counter clockwise on the outside of the perimeter. This route does not serve Front Campus Drive. Service runs Monday-Thursday 7:15 a.m. until 11:00 p.m. Friday 7:15 a.m. until 3:15 p.m.
NEW! GREY ROUTE. Travels to the Athletic Complex Bus Shelters and the Coliseum (Blue Route) and Cole Field (Red Route) Bus Shelters Monday through Friday 7:30 a.m. until 7:30 p.m.
NEW! EXTENDED/WEEKEND GREY ROUTE. –This service follows the Red Route (clockwise on the interior of the Perimeter) and includes stops at Front Campus Drive Bus Shelter and the Athletic Complex Bus Shelters Monday-Thursday 7:30 p.m. until 7:30 a.m., Friday 7:30 p.m. until midnight and 24 hour operations on Saturday and Sunday.
APARTMENT SHUTTLE Leaves the TLC/Quad Bus shelter each morning at 7:20 a.m. and runs until 8:00 p.m. Monday –Thursday. Friday service is 7:20 a.m. until 6:00 p.m. Apartment complexes currently served are Campus Quad, River's Edge, River Pointe and The Grove.
SHOPPER SERVICE This route has been expanded and will now serve the newly renovated Kroger Center as well as other retail shopping areas. The service will operate Wednesday and Friday leaving the UCC beginning at 2:00 p.m. and ending service at 5:00 p.m.
All routes, RED, BLUE, and GREY will offer service to the new EAST COMMONS dining Hall.
Several bus stops have been relocated or moved. Bus stops are noted on our Bus Route Map and should be reviewed so you know where to catch the shuttle. Shuttle maps are located in all bus shelters.
Please observe the following simple rules while riding:
- Buses stop only at designated bus stops/shelters
- Please signal your stop well in advance. Buses will not stop once a designated stop has been passed
- No eating or drinking while onboard buses
- Use of tobacco products is strictly prohibited in bus shelters and onboard buses
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Five current and former state lawmakers were pulling ahead in their races for Los Angeles City Council on Tuesday, raising the possibility that nearly a majority of the council's 15 seats could be controlled by ex-Sacramento veterans.
With partial results in races across the city, Assemblyman Bob Blumenfield (D-Woodland Hills) was leading in a west San Fernando Valley contest to replace Councilman Dennis Zine. Former Assemblyman Felipe Fuentes held a majority of the vote in the northeast San Fernando Valley, where Councilman Richard Alarcon will step down this summer.


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Ho-ho-ho, home theater fans!
Christmas is just a few days away. If you're planning to spend the weekend wrapping gifts and scarfing down cookies, you may want to plan a little holiday movie marathon.
Right now, there are several holiday-themed movies available on Blu-ray. This year alone, we saw a ton of titles get a brand-new high-def release.
We've made our list and checked it twice—and it turns out that we have a quite a nice holiday collection. There are selections for the kids, animated classics, and ones that you probably shouldn't cue up until the kiddies go to bed.
Did we miss one of your yuletide favorites? Have something to say about our seasonal selections? Sound off in the comments section below. Otherwise, grab yourself some cocoa and a few candy canes and peek through our picks for the 15 Best Blu-rays for the Holidays.
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Canadian shoe designer John Fluevog announces the release of a few new lines and colours this Holiday Season. Check out the new additions to the following lines: Lip Service, Time, Fellowship Hi, Hi Choice and TWO new lines The Idols and The Bankers.
"Don't give me no LIP SERVICE!" she bellows at her man. The Lip Service line is a lot of fun, and they're ready to go as soon as you step in. Inspired by Ziggy Stardust meets Carmen Miranda, these shoes are OUTRAGEOUS, BRIGHT & SASSY, and are overflowing with ATTITUDE. The Gilley (top row) retail for US $225/CAN $275, while the Mandalay retail for US $209/CAN $255.
"TAKE TIME FOR YOUR SOLE." We all have the same amount of hours in the day - it's how you use them that counts. And as you're wisely using all that Time, why not turn some heads while you're at it? The Christophers (right) retail for US $189/CAN $235, while the Frank Boot retails for US $215/CAN $275.
"Old Friends and Good Friends" - The Merillees have a flared heel that will make these the most comfortable heels you own - like their Fellowship Sisters they are perfect for skipping or sipping, walking or talking, swinging or singing, missing or kissing. Like your entire Fluevog collection, you will be surprised just how much you depend on your Fellowships.
Ahhh, Sweet Jennifer - this 3-inch heel is perfect for the Holidays (plus it comes pre-wrapped with a bow). Part of John Fluevog's popular Hi Choice Family, The Jennifer combines the Family's heart-shaped heel, contrasting purse stitching and an asymmetrical peaked toe for a unique and modern twist to a classic look. As it says on the sole, "To love or to hate, the Choice is yours" (John's advice is signed on the heel).
The Merillees (top row) retails for US $189/CAN $239. The Jennifers retail for US $185/CAN $239.
"Hey Idol, Get Real." This new line has a classy leather sole and stacked leather heel, with a rubber out-sole for protection. And just to remind you that they're Fluevogs, the uppers are made of soft buttery analine leather with Croc accents on the toe and heel. The Jacksons (top row) retails for US $229/CAN $289. The Presley Boots retail for US $269/CAN $349.
"Renew your Soul!" John wanted to make a line of shoes that was very traditional in its construction, and vintage feeling. Classic yet contemporary, with rough edges, extremely distressed leather, and rough 'n' tumble yet dressy appearance. The name Banker comes from the last shape. This particular shape was inspired by the shoes that all the executive types used to wear in the 50s. This classic wingtip style is right at home with a suit, or with your favorite jeans and has a renewable rubber outsole and heel lift that go right ontop of the leather sole and stacked leather heel. The Ford Shoe retails for US $169/CAN $209, while the Tucker Boot retails for US $199/Can $249.
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