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Let me introduce you to two of the greatest people on the planet, Brittney + Ryan! This smiley, happy couple met on the world wide web! I am a firm believer that things happen at exactly the time they are supposed to. However that may be. And I am so happy that life had its way in helping these two to find each other! Wouldn't you agree? For their very first date Brittney was fashionably late – leaving Ryan to wonder if he had been…eeeps…stood up. Whoooops of course she would never, let's just blame border wait times and poor cell coverage for that. Luckily Ryan waited for her and Im sure he would agree that it was worth every minute. As their adventure together began this American-Canadian love story didn't allow border control to get in the way again. Spending long hours on the road to see each other whenever possibly in their busy teaching schedules. These two are kind, playful, and easy going and are excited to be planning a wedding and an incredible future together – without the commute!
Brittney + Ryan, I – like many other photographers – am continually reminded what an unbelievable privilege it is to step into other people's lives with the opportunity to photograph them.
Someday, your kids will have this glimpse of their mom and dad – young and full of life. Someday, you will be able to look back and remember who you were at this stage – wildly in love, professionals, and partners. Maybe you will recall the sub-seasonal Okanagan temperatures, the chance-of-rain, the branding on your wine bottle, how nervous you felt, and maybe you won't. But that doesn't matter. Those are the in betweens, the neither here-nor-there's. What matter's the the real life documented here.
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Political newcomer Gabriel Gomez, former U.S. Attorney Michael Sullivan and state Rep. Daniel Winslow faced off at CityStage Thursday night in their first primary debate in Western Mass.
The three candidates agreed on national issues like gun control - each of them saying that ownership should be tied to mental health.
"I think the state and federal governments must work a lot closer together to make sure adjudicated mentally ill are not getting access to firearms," Sullivan said.
Another national debate that is receiving attention here in Massachusetts is the Defense of Marriage Act.
All three candidates said they would repeal the act that defines marriage as between a man and a woman.
"I oppose any kind of discrimination. I think if two people are in love they should be able to get married," Gomez said.
When asked about abortion, only Winslow said he was pro-choice.
"My view is that the decision whether or not to have an abortion is a question for a woman's conscience, her faith and her family," he said.
The local economy was also addressed, as each candidate cited the western half of the state's high unemployment numbers.
"We need to make sure we can get more business-friendly policies so that companies that are out here in Western Massachusetts start hiring again so they can get rid of the uncertainty," Gomez said.
"Sadly, in Western Massachusetts, the unemployment rate is much higher than the statewide average, much higher than the national average," Sullivan said.
"I've been specific, I've put detailed proposals on the agenda that say how we're going to grow jobs," Winslow said.
Dozens packed CityStage to hear the debate and had mixed reviews.
"I thought it was a good debate, I thought they covered all the issues in a comprehensive way," said Brian Acker.
"I'm really looking for someone who's going to stand up and tell the truth rather than party lines," said Mike Mannix.
The Democratic candidates will debate in Springfield on April 18.
The primary election is April 30 with the special election on June 25.
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12-year-old grandson inside.
It all happened while
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the news, she was trying to find her grandson.
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than 30 years.
Monday's headline read "Child,
SUV recovered."
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Grayson was on her way
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grandson, Christopher, slept in the back seat.
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unharmed, but with a criminal still on the loose, Grayson said the police needs
to do more to catch the man responsible.
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still no respect for the city police department," she said.
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By Andrew Gans
Details have been announced for the April 13 and 20 episodes of the new NBC musical drama "Smash," which will air at 9 PM ET both nights.
Synopses of the episodes, courtesy of NBC, follow. Be forewarned, there are spoilers in the descriptions.
The April 13 episode, which is entitled "The Dress Rehearsal," is described as such: "As Tom (Christian Borle) and Julia (Debra Messing) race to ready Bombshell for previews, Tom's eagerness to prove himself may not be the best thing for the show. An onstage mishap forces Ivy (Megan Hilty) to make a choice, while tension mounts at Hit List as Karen (Katharine McPhee) becomes suspicious of Derek's (Jack Davenport) motives towards her." Anjelica Huston, Jeremy Jordan, Leslie Odom, Jr., Krysta Rodriguez and Andy Mientus also star. Jamey Sheridan and Jesse L. Martin guest star.
In the April 20 episode, which is titled "Opening Night," "it's Bombshell's opening night. As Ivy's (Megan Hilty) nerves get the better of her, support comes from an unlikely source. Meanwhile, Tom (Christian Borle) and Julia (Debra Messing) look to their next project. Bombshell's success may be in jeopardy as Eileen's (Anjelica Huston) issues with Richard (guest star Jamey Sheridan) come to a head. Jimmy (Jeremy Jordan) finally opens up to Karen (Katharine McPhee) about his past, but is it too little too late?" Jack Davenport, Krysta Rodriguez and Andy Mientus also star. Rosie O'Donnell, Alison Fraser, Bernadette Peters, Jesse L. Martin and Jamey Sheridan guest star.
The earlier episodes of the season introduced a slew of characters as well as a new tone created by new series "showrunner" and executive producer Joshua Safran.
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So it appears the long nightmare has finally come to an end! The terps are reportedly no longer interested in Lance Stephenson. The Baltimore Sun reports
Lance Stephenson, a McDonald's All-American who is one of the top unsigned basketball prospects in the nation, is no longer being recruited by Maryland, according to two sources with knowledge of the school's efforts.
So it would appear that I was right all along...but for the wrong reason.
If you remember I said that GV coming back hurt our chances with BR b/c I didn't think that BR would want to share the show with GV...
Well I was right...GV coming back seems directly correlated to BR not coming to CP, but for a different reason.
Apparently, and if you read the article it hypothesizes that this is so, with GV back, we don't really want to take the risk with BR.
I don't buy that. Gary is not one of these sleezy recruiters who changes his style when chips are up or down...I think there is something more to the story...perhaps we haven't been in it for quite some time...OR
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Valdosta - A South Georgia doctor's medical license is suspended, eight years after a patient died in his care.
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EL CAJON (CBS 8) – There's more gripping testimony Thursday in the trial of a Del Mar man accused of raping women he met online.
Thursday we're expecting to hear 911 calls.
Sean Banks could spend decades behind bars. Prosecutors say he met one of the victims on a Christian dating website.
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Brian Banks is still making the rounds, working out for NFL teams as he attempts another shot at a football career. According to Peter King in his Monday Morning Quarterback column, Banks posted a 4.77 second 40-yard-dash time in a workout for the Kansas City Chiefs last week.
Banks missed his first opportunity at a football career when he was wrongfully convicted of rape between his high school playing days and an offer to play at USC. Exonerated, he has been working out for NFL teams this year. His 40 time with the Chiefs, who put him through something of a Combine-like workout, ranks better than eight of the 29 linebacker prospects who ran the drill at the February Scouting Combine.
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FOUR people were yesterday shot, two fatally, by gunmen at a house on Sunrise Crescent in Kingston.
The dead were identified as Denver Lyons, otherwise called Denver Pink, 38, and Latisha Rich, also known as 'Browning', 23. The injured were taken to hospital where they were admitted in serious condition.
Police said they were alerted by neighbours who were awakened by the sounds of gunshots about 4:40 in the morning. However, up to last night detectives were unable to say what was the motive for the deadly attack.
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In another shooting incident in the capital city, 40-year-old Michael Thompson, an employee of Hardware and Lumber, was shot dead outside the businessplace on Slipe Road.
A release from the company said Thompson, who was a lumber associate, arrived at work, went inside the store to put his bag down, then went out to the gate of the establishment, at which time he was shot.
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As I announced in my blog last week, I recently accepted a job as a senior security consultant with Microsoft's ACE (Application Consulting and Engineering) team.
[ RogerGrimes's column is now a blog! Get the latest IT security news from the Security Adviser blog. ]
After 20 years of computer security consulting, much of it on Windows systems, this job is a natural fit for me. I get to continue to consult, write, and speak on computer security topics. Now I can pick up the phone and call the people who wrote the code I'm troubleshooting. I thought I would be bringing the ACE team a new set of skills with my use of Linux and OpenBSD, but there are several team members with even more experience in the open-source arena.
Of course my announcement set off a flurry of e-mails from the usual crowd telling me how stupid I was and how "right" I was for Microsoft, "good riddance," and all of that. I love my adoring public.
The computer security field is a tough one. There is never a shortage of critics, and the hero accolades don't come around too often. We know the answer to most security problems, but most will never get fixed; when they do, it's too late -- the hackers and malware have moved on to something else. The vast majority of computer users in this world don't care about security and, in reality, shouldn't have to be experts. They just want to be able to turn on their computers and have them work.
If you're in this field thinking you're going to "beat" the bad guy and get rid of hacking forever, you're in for a rude awakening. When I first got into this field, computer viruses only ran on Apple computers. Then the IBM PCs and DOS became more popular, and hackers moved to that platform. Windows became more popular, and viruses went there. Malware went from boot viruses to file viruses to macro viruses to e-mail worms and now to HTML-embedded content. I assure you, whatever system emerges in the future and becomes popular will be hacked and exploited.
Twenty years ago, hackers learned how to hack plain text files. All the reader did was TYPE a plain text file, and hidden embedded control characters remapped the keyboard so that the next pressed key formatted the hard drive. When people tell me that someday we'll get rid of malicious hackers, I just remind myself that they know how to hack text files. And if those can be hacked, nothing is safe.
My love for computer security started when I checked out Ross Greenberg's book, FluShot, from the school library. Greenberg made one of the PC's first anti-malware programs. It had rudimentary behavior checking and the ability to write-protect files and folders. Greenberg challenged malicious hackers to attack his BBS (that's bulletin board system for you young whippersnappers), and they did.
Prior to that, I was a paramedic and volunteer firefighter. I think the rescue person in me wanted to help save the world in computers, too. I fell in love with the fight against electronic evildoers. I've never understood what makes a person want to hurt another innocent person or computer, but whatever it is I don't have. I do lots of hacking in my life, but never once have I done it illegally.


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I made a point of picking up a Blu-ray copy of Tomas Alfredson's chilling Let the Right One In just before leaving town for SXSW, so I didn't have time to pop it in and check the disc out for myself. However, from the look of things, I might still join in on Icons of Fright's geek outcry over the altered English subtitles on the Region 1 release that oversimplify the film's already sparse dialogue.
Browsing over the many provided comparison shots (see an example after the jump), I feel like we're already reading the dumbed-down screenplay for the coming remake. That may sound a bit too cynical, and this may all sound picky, but we all turned out for a certain version of a rightfully acclaimed film in theaters last fall, and by all accounts, this isn't the same thing we saw and supported.
Now I'm afraid to read the original novel and see how much of that was changed to begin with...
[Thanks to Devin at CHUD for bringing this to light.]
UPDATE: Magnolia has told The Digital Bits that, while it plans to re-issue the disc with a proper theatrical subtitle track, it will not be exchanging it for those already purchased.
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So much more than a meal
From left, Meals on Wheels driver Eric Boggis delivers lunch to Theresa of Nashua, while Mayor Donnalee Lozeau joins him for some of his deliveries on Thursday. (KIMBERLY HOUGHTON/Union Leader Correspondent)
On Thursday, several city officials traveled throughout Nashua helping drivers of the St. Joseph Community Services' Meals on Wheels program deliver lunches to hundreds of home-bound senior citizens.
"This is a new experience for me. I haven't done much to help out with local nonprofit groups, so I am taking some personal time from work to assist for a few hours," said Alderman Dan Moriarty, who was joined by other city officials including Deputy Police Chief Scott Howe, Alderman Mark Cookson, Alderman Barbara Pressly and Mayor Donnalee Lozeau.
Each year, the city appropriates about $35,000 to help fund the community service program, which prepares and delivers about 400 meals a day from the Nashua Senior Activity Center. There are 17 delivery routes throughout Nashua, Hudson, Pelham, Hollis and Litchfield, with some drivers delivering meals to about 40 clients.
"For me, this is a blessing because my income is limited," said Willy, a Nashua resident who has received Meals on Wheels services for about five years. "It definitely makes a big difference in my health. I lost one leg, and my eyesight is not good, but these people are awesome. We have a real connection."
Willy, whose last name is being withheld to respect client privacy, had the privilege of meeting the mayor on Thursday, who surprised Willy when she delivered him his turkey pot pie, sweet potatoes and cake.
Lozeau couldn't leave without first learning Willy's private handshake, which he described as the Puerto Rican salute.
"This is a very critical service," Lozeau said while delivering the meals. "I think it is important for the volunteers and staff to know that we value their work, and that we are here to support them."
Meals on Wheels is more than just a meal delivery service, according to Steve Ayotte, regional site manager, who said it provides a daily safety check for elderly and disabled individuals who may not have contact with anyone else throughout the day.
Theresa, 82, is another Meals on Wheels client who can't say enough about Eric Boggis, the driver who frequently delivers her lunches.
He goes above and beyond his duties, according to Theresa, who says it is so nice to have a friendly face visiting her throughout the week. And while it isn't necessary, Theresa goes out of her way to offer a weekly donation for her meals. Boggis has been delivering meals for about five years, and described the work as "the best job I've ever had."
Clients are incredibly appreciative, always welcoming and usually eager for a quick chat.
"I often feel bad that I can't stay longer. It breaks my heart," said Boggis.
For Cookson, Thursday's volunteer efforts were giving back to an organization that previously helped his grandfather before he passed away.
"Our family received these services in the past, so I feel it is important to learn what this program is all about," said Cookson.
In Hillsborough County, about 1,350 meals are served each day through the Meals on Wheels organization. Hundreds of volunteers help prepare the daily meals, making the process virtually seamless, said Meghan Brady, president of St. Joseph Community Services' Meals on Wheels program.
"I think it is important to recognize the need that is quietly met each day," said Brady, explaining the motivation behind Thursday's Mayors for Meals Day event.
This is the first time the organization invited other elected officials - aside from mayors - to participate in the event, and Brady said she was pleased with the turnout.
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These look so yummy! I, too, associate Valentine's with cherries - mostly because my grandmother used to buy me cherry cordials (barf!) You amaze me with your vegan baking, have I told you that?ReplyDelete
Thanks Amy :)! Cherry cordials are yuck haha...I remember my grandma used to have those at Christmas.ReplyDelete
Yum! I love cherry and vanilla flavors together and I bet the maple sugar worked super well with these shortbread cookies too!ReplyDelete
How lovely treat made with love.. :) I especially like those cherries and how cute shortbread hearts look like :)ReplyDelete
Beautiful cookies! The addition of cherries and the lovely large sugar crystals make a stunning treat!ReplyDelete
Oh yum. I love the combination of vanilla and cherry anywhere it pops up. Who can resist shortbread either? Perfect with a cup of tea.ReplyDelete
So so cute..love the little pink sprinkles..Awesome photos!!!ReplyDelete
Adorable! I love the pink sugar on top...the perfect topper.ReplyDelete
So cute and I love the pink sugar sprinkled on top!ReplyDelete


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A surprising new study finds that your risk of lung cancer may be detected by your toenails.
The results show that men with high levels of nicotine in their toenails were about 3.5 times more likely to develop lung cancer than those with lower levels of nicotine, regardless of their smoking histories.
Researchers said the findings suggest the effects of smoking may be underestimated in studies that only use self-reported smoking history to assess the risk of lung cancer; that may be because either people aren't completely truthful when they answer, or because some may smoke less than others, but inhale more deeply.
Researchers from the University of California, San Diego used toenails in their study because they grow slowly, and therefore, nicotine levels in clippings are relatively stable.
The study was published online in the American Journal of Epidemiology.


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NICOSIA – Houston-based Noble Energy is gearing up to start appraisal drilling in February 2013, according to Under Secretary to the President Titos Christofides.
The drilling will start in the 7 trillion cubic foot gas discovery, in Aphrodite block, in Cyprus' Exclusive Economic Zone.
Christofides was addressing the Economist Conference, which concludes today in Nicosia, on "Recent Status of Energy Exploration in Cyprus". John Tomich, Cyprus County Manager of Noble Energy, was also one of the speakers.
In his speech, Christofides said that energy issues are now very significant on the island, as Cyprus is now on the energy map, following natural gas reserves located in Aphrodite block.
He said the government aims to strengthen Cyprus on a geostrategical and geopolitical level, creating a third energy corridor, and to introduce natural gas on the island.
Christofides also told delegates that the government has decided to create a liquefied natural gas terminal on the island, something which will become the biggest investment in the island's history, at an estimated cost of 7-10 billion euro.
Exploratory drilling conducted by Huston-based Noble Energy in Block 12 of Cyprus' Exclusive Economic Zone has revealed a gross natural gas reserve between 3 to 9 trillion cubic feet (tcf), with a 60 percent probability of geologic success.
Noble is expected to extract and transfer to Cyprus natural gas by late 2018. The government approved on November 23, last year, the launch of a second licensing round for the remaining 12 offshore blocks, a decision published in the EU Official Journal on February 11, 2012 and expired on May 11, after a three-month bidding period. Fifteen companies and joint ventures, including energy heavyweights such as French Total and Korean KOGAS, have bided for 9 out of Cyprus' 12 offshore exploration blocks. Bids are being currently evaluated by the government.


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Vision loss is increasing in the United States and so too is the prevalence of diabetes. The disease is cropping up in younger generations and now a new study is looking at the link between long term diabetes and vision.
Millions of Americans need glasses to help them see, but there is an increasing group of adults who experience vision loss that cannot be corrected by glasses. Jerry Fishman was diagnosed with diabetes and diabetic retinopathy and he is not alone."My retinas, both of them had swollen to such a degree that it was becoming almost impossible for me to see anything clearly," Fishman said.
His doctor, David Friedman from Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine said, " In working age Americans its diabetic eye disease that is a predominant cause of retinal disease." Dr. Friedman and co-authors of a new study examined data from people participating in the National Health and Nutrition examination survey or NHANES.
Researchers evaluated data on vision health from 1999 to 2002 and from 2005 to 2008. Those living below the poverty line had almost twice the rate of vision loss as those with incomes above the poverty level. Education and insurance were also risk factors for vision loss but those improved or stayed the same from one period to another. "The only major risk factor for vision loss that increased over time was diabetes lasting 10 or more years. The prevalence of diabetes is increasing and people are having it longer because they are having it at a younger age" Friedman said.
Researchers also found vision loss that cannot be corrected with glasses increased over the study time period by about 20 percent in the last six or seven years.
"When we looked at the younger population those 20 to 40 years of age we saw an increase of 40 percent," Friedman said. "If we continue at the pace that we're going to see a lot of working age Americans with vision loss related to diabetes" Friedman added.
As for Jerry Fishman after his diagnosis he changed his diet and lifestyle and is making great progress. "I've made my mind up that if it's going to get better and I'm not going to create havoc on my body I was going to have to be a good boy about it" Fishman said.
Researchers say continued monitoring of visual impairment and diabetes along with prevention and treatments are needed.
The study appears in JAMA, the Journal of the American Medical Association.
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Personal information of 16,000 people put on internet in Finland's largest ever data leak
Data security expert doubts culprit will be found
Mikko Hyppönen
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A data leak was uncovered in Finland on Saturday, in which personal details, such as names and social security numbers, of around 16,000 people were uploaded onto a file-sharing website.
This act of sabotage, which has affected three tenths of a per cent of the country's population, is the largest ever of its kind in Finland.
The common denominator between the victims, who come from all over the country, is education and especially adult education and retraining.
"Of course
we have had identity leaks before, but in the previous occasions the victims have been counted in dozens or hundreds at best. This one is in a different league altogether, and what is astonishing is that whoever leaked the data does not seem to have had any logical reason for doing so", says
Mikko Hyppönen
, Chief Research Officer at the computer security firm F-Secure.
The list that was put on the Internet contains the names, full social security numbers, addresses, telephone numbers, street addresses, and email addresses of the victims. In some cases the person's educational establishment is also mentioned. Several upper secondary vocational education institutions are on the list, and some civil servants and students of the Police College of Finland are mentioned by name.
For the most part the published details are accurate, although at least some of the phone numbers are out of date. There are fears that the published data could be used for identity thefts. It is not known if this has already been done. The list contains individuals of various ages, but mostly younger people.
"The education connection does not explain everything. The list also contains persons born in the 1930s and 1940s with no student registry information, so there has to be another source as well", Hyppönen says.
According to
Hyppönen, so far three different organisations have been identified as likely sources of the obtained data.
These sources include an education federation, a student organisation, and a further education organisation.
According to information obtained by
Helsingin Sanomat
, the stolen data originates from the Work Efficiency Institute (TTS), Student Alliance Osku, WinNova Länsirannikon koulutus Ltd, and Aducate - Centre for Training and Development at the University of Eastern Finland. Some people named on the list, who contacted
Helsingin Sanomat
, mentioned certain further education institutions as possible sources for the data.
"We still do not know if the data has been collected by breaking into the services, or if some other method of obtaining information has been used. In the related Internet conversations there is a rumour circulating, according to which this would be a list for adult education marketing purposes."
So, who
has done it and why?
"The person who did this uses the alias
. It is a generic term used when individuals who hang around at the Finnish message board forums discuss their evildoing. I don't believe there is any other motive for this except to cause harm. The leak does not directly benefit the person who caused it. If someone uses the information to swindle money, the original leaker will not benefit from it", Hyppönen explains.
The data leak is being looked into by the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI). In Hyppönen's view, the chances are slim that police can catch the culprit.
According to Hyppönen, the police can track down the IP address of the computer that was used to leak the data, but the perpetrator himself may still remain a mystery. A skilled culprit may have covered his tracks for example by using servers in other countries.
The NBI is more optimistic but asks for tips from the public. "I believe solving this is possible. Even though foreign servers have been used, it is highly likely that the culprit is a Finn and this always makes it easier to identify him", says Det. Chief Inspector
Timo Piiroinen
Previously in HS International Edition:
New legislation seen necessary to fight online crime (19.9.2008)
Leaked list of passwords already put to nefarious use (16.10.2007)
Police suspect Finnish connection as 80,000 online passwords are compromised (15.10.2007)
Helsingin Sanomat
Man suspected of setting fire that killed his two children in intensive care
National Police Commissioner wants to lighten work load of cash-strapped police
Personal information of 16,000 people put on internet in Finland's largest ever data leak
Nova Group trial begins – Yli-Saunamäki professes innocence
Settlement ends strike by technology industry managerial staff
Act on care services for the elderly is under preparation in Finland
Espoo's new Lutheran Bishop Tapio Luoma comes from Ostrobothnia
Man seriously injured in Vantaa shooting Sunday afternoon
Teemu Pukki dazzles in his full Schalke debut
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Oliver & Bonacini Café Grill, Yonge & Front
- Address:
33 Yonge Street
Toronto, ON M5E 1G4Neighborhood:
Downtown/ Financial District
- Cuisine:
Contemporary AmericanPrice: CAN$31 to CAN$50
Oliver & Bonacini Café Grill, Yonge & Front
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.oliverbonacini.com/OurRestaurants/OBCafeGrill/Yonge-Front/Reservations.aspx
- Phone: 6472602070x
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11:45am - 4:00pm
Brunch: Saturday & Sunday: 10:00am - 4:00pm
Dinner: Sunday - Tuesday: 4:00pm - 10:00pm;
Wednesday: 4:00pm-11:00pm;
Thursday - Saturday: 4:00pm - 12:00am
- Payment Options: AMEX,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Global, International, Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Tom Riley
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Full Bar, Late Night, Non-Smoking Area, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Smoking Area, Smoking Area (patio only), Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Private Party Facilities: Oliver & Bonacini Café Grill is a chef-driven restaurant, where cuisine and service are paramount above all else. Private dining is no exception. Our chic, modern private room accommodates seated events for up to 32 guests or standing reception events for up to 35 guests. Totally private, the room is situation in the front of the restaurant with direct access from the entrance. Black out window coverings offer total darkness for AV requirements, or enjoy a full floor-to-ceiling view of one of Toronto's busiest and most iconic downtown corners. The Oliver & Bonacini team of dedicated event coordinators can assist you with all your planning needs, in this location or any of our unique private dining and event spaces.
- Private Party Contact: Oliver & Bonacini Events 4163641211x
Getting there
- Cross Street: Yonge St & Front St
- Public Transit: Oliver & Bonacini Cafe Grill is located one and a half blocks east of Union Station and two blocks south of King Station using the subway.
- Parking: Public Lot
- Parking Details: Underground parking for Oliver & Bonacini Café Grill is available in the 33 Yonge building, accessible from Scott Street between Wellington and Front Streets. Parking is available for $2 after 5:30pm on weeknights and all day on weekends upon validation at the restaurant.
A word from Oliver & Bonacini Café Grill, Yonge & Front
Stylish, upscale eatery, bar lounge and patio by restaurateurs Peter Oliver and Michael Bonacini (Canoe, Jump, Biff's Bistro, Auberge du Pommier). Steps to the Air Canada Centre, Sony Centre, Bay Street Business District and Yonge Street Theatre District.Continued
Offers modern, fresh market cuisine, and superior service. Enjoy a diverse selection of inspired North American dishes, including made-from-scratch soups, salads, sandwiches, pastas, fire-roasted pizzas, market fresh seafood and locally sourced meat. Innovative cocktails, great value wines and a full bar menu make O&B Café Grill the perfect destination for lunch, dinner, weekend brunch or cocktails. In season, enjoy a full wrap around patio on one of Toronto's most iconic downtown corners.
Offers modern, fresh market cuisine, and superior service. Enjoy a diverse selection of inspired North American dishes, including made-from-scratch soups, salads, sandwiches, pastas, fire-roasted pizzas, market fresh seafood and locally sourced meat. Innovative cocktails, great value wines and a full bar menu make O&B Café Grill the perfect destination for lunch, dinner, weekend brunch or cocktails. In season, enjoy a full wrap around patio on one of Toronto's most iconic downtown corners.
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Awards voted by OpenTable diners
- Diners' Choice WinnerMost Booked
Oliver & Bonacini Café Grill, Yonge & Front - Best Restaurants in Downtown/ Financial District ›
Oliver & Bonacini Café Grill, Yonge & Front reviews from OpenTable diners
263 reviews since May 5, 2014
- Food3.8Service3.9
- Ambiance3.9Noise LevelModerate
great for outdoor dining (112)good for groups (110)great for lunch (101)great for brunch (72)special occasion (67)fit for foodies (60)hot spot (49)neighborhood gem (42)vibrant bar scene (38)romantic (31)late-night find (29)notable wine list (24)kid-friendly (15)scenic view (8)Show More
- Overall ExperienceOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/30/2014Food was okay, all a matter of taste. Portions excellent. Had the caramel sundae, was short on ice cream, only 2 very small scoops, sauce and fruit were excellent flavor and great crunch. Service was excellent, waitress knew all about the food, flavor etc. Other staff very friendly.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Overpriced for what you getFoodloverDined on 8/29/2014Made reservations for a private table, was put near a party of 15. So that was disappointing. 2 bathrooms were completely out of toilet paper, it was only 7:30 and not busy, long weekend. Food was tasty but overpriced for pasta and veggies with steak were not done enough. No quality check from server either. As a restaurant owner myself, was disappointed with the experience and wouldn't return myself. Sad as it was a birthday celebration and with so many wonderful restaurants in the city, I guess I chose the wrong one. The server was friendly and attentive otherwise.Special Features:
- Amazing!!!!ScubagirlDined on 8/28/2014Was there for a wish dinner function ... The food was spectacular, the service was out of this world! I wish I could remember our servers name ... But he was amazing!!!! I will definitely visit this restaurant again!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great lunch spotTODinerVIPDined on 8/28/2014Got a patio table on a nice day for lunch. Varied menu. Light on the greens in the Caesar salad. Great desserts - carrot cake and ice cream sandwich.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great PlaceFoodieatheartDined on 8/22/2014The food and service is amazing! I have been to the restaurant two times and on both occasions, the food and dessert were phenomenal!Special Features:
- Slow to get food. Noise.OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/20/2014Waited 20 to 30 minutes for our food. Noise level, although in a quiet corner, was too much.Special Features:
- Good Experiencemm4foodDined on 8/19/2014I got a little lost coming here. I thought the main entrance was through the office building entrance on Yonge St. (it's actually along Front St.) so I went through this entrance and there weren't really any signs directing me to where the hostess was, so I actually had to ask a server to help me. Once I actually got to the hostess, everything was great. The hostess was very friendly and welcoming. I normally hate sitting in the patio but it was actually really nice and relaxing. Our waiter wasn't overbearing but paid enough attention to us and seemed to be available any time we needed something. I ordered the Mac & Cheese and it was okay. I've had better homemade but it was decent enough. Overall good experience.Special Features:
- Loved my saladGrandieDined on 8/19/2014I eat salads in many restaurants and this was one of the best. Just the right amount of dressing which can be a problem and many vegetables and yummy perfectly cooked chicken.Special Features:
- Good food and servicesxmscorpioDined on 8/17/2014The restaurant was not busy so the ambiance was a bit lacking;it is very large and well lit so not cozy if that's what you are looking for. Menu has something for everyone and there is a daily special. Sunday's was a roast beef dinner for $23; very reasonable. We started with a hummus/flat bread variety platter which was varied and delicious - large enough for 2 and possibly 3. Mains were 2x Roast Beef, 1 lamb and 1 Tofu salad. The lamb was a good size portion of thinly sliced lamb - I could not finish it since I had shared the starter. The Roast Beef served with yorkshire pudding was a thick chunk of steak which was unexpected so it didn't have presentation appeal but was good. The tofu salad ok. Excellent attentive service.Special Features:
- great food bad serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 8/15/2014I love O&B restaurants and this was my first time at this location. The food was amazing and I wish that I could have just tipped the kitchen. The service was horrible. Our food was given to a different table, twice; we were totally forgotten about by our waiter and when we brought it up with him, he barely seemed to care. I won't be heading back here anytime soon.
- Really DisappointedJMackVIPDined on 8/13/2014As a frequent customer to O&B and their various restos (Jump, Biff's etc) I have been really disappointed with the O&B at Yonge and Front the last two times I have gone for a meal. The food has come out cold and at this last visit the service was somewhat cold and minimalist at best and simply a less than pleasant experience. I would choose numerous other restos in that are before returning to O&B Front street again.Special Features:
- DisappointedPickyeaterDined on 8/12/2014Though the service was attentive, we found the food disappointing. Ravioli was tough, both salads were overdressed. Tasted more like a Milestones than what I'd expect from O&B.
- Patio lunchOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/12/2014Lovely patio, friendly and helpful staff, fish tacos were bland, fish batter was soggy and flavorless, gelato flavours, vanilla and strawberry, did not complement each other because one was dairy based and the other was not.Special Features:
- Nice eveningFoodZyumDined on 8/8/2014Food was good but the items we ordered were nothing special. Our server was kind,attentive, helpful, and in general wonderful. The stylish patio was a little loud for our intended intimate dinner so we sat on the patio facing front street which was lovely.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- MooseVIPDined on 8/7/2014Not a very special place. Had entrees that waiter recommended, but I did not think it was up to the standard I have experienced in other Oliver &Bonancini operations. Overall somewhat disappointed and doubtful that I would return.
- Great food - slow serviceletgomyeggoDined on 8/3/2014Food was great but it took 10 minutes for anyone to even come to our table after being seated. Took another 10 minutes to even get our drinks... then after our food arrived no one checked to see if we liked our food at all! No server even bothered asking us if we wanted anything else until I sat there with an empty plate and an empty glass for almost another 10 minutes. The food was great but this is the third time I have been here and the service was nice but VERY VERY slow. Now I can see if the place was busy but it was not even remotly busy what so ever. I love the food and the decor but I am not sure I would return based solely on the speed of service.Special Features:
- My second visit here and I wasDidiDined on 8/2/2014disappointed this time around. I ordered the CAESAR SALAD, MAC & CHEESE and MARGHERITA pizza. The wait was very long considering what we ordered wasn't a big or hard to make order. The waiter did apologize for the wait. The pizza was VERY spicy and brunt a little too much on the bottom. My 11 year old daughter even mentioned how it was brunt to me! I've had this pizza before and raved about how good it was to others, but this time I wasn't impressed at all. I've never had it spicy before so I knew something was up. The salad and mac & cheese were good.Special Features:
- David WDavidWDined on 7/31/2014We had a very, very nice dinner. Food good, service EXCELLENT!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Tried and TrueDiner2013VIPDined on 7/31/2014Overall, great food, great service....delivers all the timeSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- It was so much better ...TornativeDined on 7/31/2014... when it opened. I am not sure the menu has changed much at all since its opening. I live in the neighbourhood so if I loved O&B I would be there weekly, but I don't love it. The 'after daily trading closes' crowd packs the outdoor patio bar every week night that you really wouldn't fit in unless you had a suit on and were with a pack of brokers. I much prefer other O&B locations.Special Features:
- not good sorrytreefrogDined on 7/31/2014Our server was pleasant no issues at all. Wife and I shared the snapper taco app which was excellent. The tempura shrimp was simply seemed to be regular batter at least not like any tempua I have ever had. Shrimp also was greasy and unappitising. We both had the short ribs which were rather dry. The accompnying hummus / kimchi was tasteless, we both left most of it on the plate. We didn't complain at the time, I tend not ever to do so. The restaurant was busy and as a consequence the noise was cafeteria like. To be fair our previous experiences have been fine.
- SullyDined on 7/28/2014very friendly service and food was great! We thought the wine was a bit pricey per glass but other than that it's a great spot.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 7/28/2014The service was exceptional. Our wait person was vey intuitive to picking up on the fact that we were going to a show after dinner. He indicated that we would be accommodated for that timeline all while knowing that we were waiting on another person to arrive. Also I did a search of restaurants for that area and chose O&B for its prices and menu selections. My first time at this O&B in Toronto. Unfortunately the O&B in Waterloo, On closed and we were very disappointed when this happened.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great foodTinkerbellDined on 7/27/2014But dessert menu could be better. Featured summer drinks are very good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Before the concertPitchDined on 7/27/2014An excellent Sunday venue for a pre concert dinner. Warm atmosphere and very friendly staff.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Birthday Brunchlove2eatDined on 7/27/2014Delicious food with a diverse menu. Lovely and professional waiting staff.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great LocationRL24Dined on 7/26/2014Great service, great location. Food was good as was the wine selection. Perfect spot before the hockey game or show at the ACC.Special Features:
- FoodJulesDined on 7/26/2014My girl friend and I spent the evening in Toronto, Sat 26 taking in a concert, being I fan of Michael Bonacini, we though it would a nice treat , I was disappointed in my food,, my girl friend ate Lemon , ricotta Ravilio which was good,, I had the shrimp scallop linguine, Very disappointed, I prefer my pasta el dente, I found it over cooked and a little starchy , the ladies to the left and right of us order the Mac & Chesse, which is a house favorite? ,, both tables left over half the dish and I overheard comments that is was on the dry side ,, we also had a $50 visa gift card which the waiter was unable to figure out how to process ,, I'm a fan of Michael Bonacini and I must say I was disappointed :(
- luv2eatDined on 7/26/2014The location of your restaurant was perfect for dinner prior to going to the ACC. Our experience was very good although I felt the tuna with soba noodles lacked something. It definitely wasn't my favourite. The waiter was great however once it got busy he disappeared and we had to ask for the bill. Overall though I thought it was very good and would definitely go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fabulous as always!LadyD33Dined on 7/26/2014Well what can I say. I am a fan of O & B restaurants. Specifically the yonge and front location. Food is always good. Service is always on point and the sangria is delicious! It's my go to stop in my personal and professional life. They have an amazing meeting space for business meetings or private parties! Love it!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- slooooooow service and over pricedlcdinesDined on 7/25/2014We had a reservation for lunch on a Friday. My friend showed up and was casually dressed - Capri's and a T-shirt - she was given an up down look and told they didn't think they had a table for her. Lots of run around and finally got a table. No one came for 10-15 mins after I arrived. We ordered. My drink never arrived. No one checked to see how our meal was until they cleared the plate, ordered dessert and it took 20 mins for a slice of cake, then 25 minutes waiting for the bill - after we asked. Service was terrible and the food was over priced for what was served.Special Features:
- Amazing ServiceStephanie99Dined on 7/19/2014We ate at Oliver & Bonacini Grill Saturday night (July 19th) and were blown away by the service! Extremely friendly, nothing was a problem! The waitress did not blink an eye at my silly friend who kept trying to trip her up! She just played along with him! Oh and the food was awesome as well - my friend and I both had the Mac & Cheese - yummy! Definitely will go again when in Toronto!Special Features:
- Always enjoy!iluvlicoriceDined on 7/19/2014We enjoyed our meal at O&B. Food is tasty and fresh. Service was great too.Special Features:
- on the run2happydinersDined on 7/17/2014We were on our way to a show and I made the reservations because I knew we can always count on getting served promptly and the food being good - and so it was - and as usually we also got the very valuable parking pass! Thanks for great service again! We will be back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice restaurantLaudekDined on 7/14/2014We chose the restaurant based on location. Found the food to be good, with generous portion sizes. No quibbles from the 6 yr old which is important on family vacationsSpecial Features:
- Great dinner!InaraaDined on 7/13/2014We had a group of 8 attend for a family dinner, 3 parties being vegetarian, 1 gluten free. I would suggest more vegetarian options and gluten free friendly items on the menu but in general the food ordered was delicious and service good (waitress was a bit 'too' attentive, returning almost too frequently but otherwise good).Special Features:
- food great service terriblediningcoupleDined on 7/13/2014We went for dinner to celebrate our anniversary. The food was fantastic but the poor service of the waitress brought the whole experience down for us. We had to ask repeatedly for water she was inattentive and seemed completely indifferent to anyone who she waited on. The other servers appeared to be taking care of their tables quite well but ours looked like she would rather be somewhere else. We had made reservations and the place wasn't overly busy. There is no excuse for poor service like that in such a nice restaurant.Special Features:
- amazing!!!!!!!!!!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/5/2014Everything was perfect and our server Melanie was perfection!!!!!!!!Special Features:
- Not the best of many visitsOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 7/2/2014I've eaten at this restaurant many (many) times, always leaving well satisfied. Sadly, the bouillabaisse was mediocre only - and less than that when the bill came and I realized it was $29. Otherwise, service was attentive without hovering; cocktails were delicious, and the caesar salad yummy! No room for dessert this visit.Special Features:
- Menu lackingBusinessluncherDined on 6/30/2014Menu was peared down due to the long weekend. Was taken by surprise....no warning at booking. That being said, food was still delicious.Special Features:


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Rose tore his ACL a year ago this month.
While other players have made speedy recoveries from the same injury (Iman Shumpert tore his ACL on the same day as Rose, and he has been playing since January), the Bulls are being ultra-conservative and waiting as long as possible to bring him back.
It's understandable, and probably the right thing to do considering that Chicago has almost zero chance to beat Miami and win a title this year. But it's still maddening for Bulls fans that Rose could, in theory, be out there.
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Pouring black with a dense, dark brown head with excellent retention and nice lacing, this looks great. The nose is nice. The rum barrel character is clear with brown sugar, vanilla and a little booze noticeable but also some burnt sugar. This pairs well with the base beer with a creamy, roasty chocolate character. Not as robust as I was expecting, but that's not a problem here. Funky, which was unexpected, along with a little lactic sourness. Pretty solid stuff.
The palate opens sour with a yogurty, lactic sourness, clean and mildly carbonic even, along with a blend of roast and coffee. The rum character isn't as noticeable here, but there is a mildly woody note. Mild sour cherry note is present as well. Once I've had a chance to really let this sink in, the palate clearly isn't up to scratch, lacking in definition, particularly in the mid-palate. Drying and sour on the finish with a lingering sour cherry note along with a light dusting of cocoa, this beer is medium light in body and highly carbonated. Decent.
07-20-2014 07:28:34 | More by DefenCorps
3.98/5 rDev +8.4%
Shared by Jeffers at FW Bottleworks.
A: Pours black with a copious tan head which lingers long and yields clumpy lace.
N: Roasty and earthy, rustic aged wood, faint dark cherry, trace coffee.
T: Follows nose with a nice dirty/earthy note with a very slight tartness.
M: Moderate body and full carbonation. Finishes roasty with some faintly bitter and earthy malts.
O: Nice to try.
07-13-2014 23:35:24 | More by wethorseblanket
4/5 rDev +9%
05-02-2014 05:47:17 | More by Tyrus
3.75/5 rDev +2.2%
02-11-2014 06:31:28 | More by Matt_Ortiz
3/5 rDev -18.3%
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12-22-2013 01:54:29 | More by HopsMatt
3.51/5 rDev -4.4%
750 mL bottle poured into a snifter.
Appearance - Black with a huge khaki head. Eternal surface of foam.
Smell - Slight cherry. Yeasty. Roasted malt. A little coffee.
Taste - Roasted malt. Cherry tang. A little earthiness. Roasty coffee.
Mouthfeel - High carbonation. Slight tang. Medium body.
Overall - You get the porter, but there's a lot of tang. Nice beer.
12-17-2013 04:37:42 | More by Alieniloquium
3.9/5 rDev +6.3%
Bottle shared at the brewery. Pours dark brown withman enthusiastic khaki head. Aroma is pleasant with chocolate, cola and mild dark fruit. Flavor is subtle but tasty. Chocolatey porter with tart red fruits midpalate, mild rum influence. Dry and airy on the palate. Carbonation is very high from the bugs, and the spirit has thinned the body.
11-26-2013 23:22:10 | More by illidurit
4/5 rDev +9%
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The lawsuit over the payout of Michael Jackson's concert cancellation policy has been resolved.
Lawyers for Certain Underwriters at Lloyd's of London and Jackson's estate announced the settlement in Los Angeles.
Lloyd's had been seeking to nullify a 17.5 million dollar (£10.7 million) non-appearance and concert cancellation policy that it issued roughly two months before Jackson's death in June 2009. The insurer contended that an examination of Jackson that was required for the policy was not completed.
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being able to photograph those special to me. well, its a little morsel tucked up in my heart, in the corner and over to the right.
this blondie often accompanies me to shoots, she is the one to doll my girls up. one of my makeup artists.
she is sweet sweet, spunky and i adore when she's around.
chelsey and kevin are newly wedded.
and didnt have too many images of them together. that's blasphemy.
all should have frames to peek at and enjoy. to capture their essence. especially in those newly wedded times.
so we took care of it.
okay now.
wait, what?! TAKE TWO!
….lets add another because i want to and i'm in charge.
back in the fall, a gal and her fella had a trip planned out to seattle. so she gave me a holler to see if we could meet up.
little did i know, the afternoon before our coffee date….dylan here, would be proposing!
i saw their engagement pop up on FB. wait, is this the right sara & dylan? holy balls. shoot, will i be ruining their newly-engaged moments if we still meet up?
sara said nonsense. so we got to meet and chat. they are incredible photographers from boise.
i couldnt help myself but have to shoot them. i mean, they'd been engaged for a whole 8 hours.
so, with 6 minutes til I had to leave, we walked a block and snippity snapped these two luv'burds.
a convenience store never looked so good.
the cool part about both these shoots is they're all taken in a 3 block radius of my apartment, in my apartment and in the alley. that's not laziness…its just resourcefulness. i walk and see these spots and always want to throw a couple in there. so that's what i did.
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To make each rock, tightly wrap a jewel and glitter or sequins in a small piece of tissue paper, then tightly wrap the whole thing in aluminum foil. Repeat with the remaining treasures.
Prepare the plaster of Paris in the disposable container according to the package directions. When the plaster is ready (it should be about as thick as a milkshake), one at a time, drop in a foil packet, swirl it with the plastic spoon until it is evenly coated, then spoon it onto a sheet of waxed paper and allow it to dry. To clean up any leftover plaster, let it harden in the container, then dispose of it in the trash.
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INDIANAPOLIS - Some parents of Perry Meridian graduates are livid that they were locked out of Friday's commencement controversy.
Walking through the doors at Perry Meridian High School for David Bowman was supposed to have been a night to remember, the night his stepson graduated. Bowman got into the school, but not the graduation.
"Then, on the most important day of that person's life, you are not allowed to see it," Bowman said.
He didn't get to see it, at least in person. Perry Meridian graduated more than 500 students and space in the gym is limited. Students are not given tickets to commencement, parents are told if they want a seat, to show up early.
"We had the letter that said the doors were going to be locked at 5:55," Bowman said.
He says he and his wife arrived 30 minutes before the doors were scheduled to close, but it was too late. They were put in an auditorium and had to watch graduation on a TV monitor.
On the back of the graduation program, there is a quote from Ayn Rand that says, "The question isn't who is going to let me, it is who is going to stop me." That was the question many parents were asking as they were trying to get into graduation.
"It was really crowded. It is always crowded every year, though," said a female student.
"It is really hard to find seats," said another student.
Those students, members of the 2012 graduating class, got into the ceremony by showing up an hour and a half early. They say part of the seating problem is others saving seats.
"There was a person, like, two rows behind us and they saved the whole row. At least ten seats that they were saving," the student said.
A number of Perry Meridian graduates say the event needs to be moved to a larger venue or they should issue tickets.
The school released a statement about the situation Sunday evening.
"The district regrets that not all families were able to watch the Perry Meridian High School graduation ceremony in the school's gym on Friday evening. We understand this is an important day for our students and families," the statement read.
"As our enrollment and our graduation rate continue to increase each year, our current process for commencement is no longer meeting the needs of our families. It is apparent that now is the time to review our existing practice and implement necessary changes before next year's graduation at Perry Meridian High School."
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