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Connecticut Restaurant Association Celebrates Record-Setting 2023 CRAzies Awards - Vimarsana News

Connecticut Restaurant Association Celebrates Record-Setting 2023 CRAzies Awards

With a sellout crowd of 1,400 guests this week at Foxwoods Resort Casino, the Connecticut Restaurant Association (CRA) celebrated its 5th annual CRAZIES Awards, recognizing exceptional members of Connecticut’s restaurant and hospitality community.

Chef at CT's Coracora, a James Beard finalist, also catering the party - Vimarsana News

Chef at CT's Coracora, a James Beard finalist, also catering the party

Chef Macarena Ludena of Peruvian restaurant Coracora in West Hartford, nominated for a James Beard Foundation award, was invited to cater its Chicago reception.

Ned Lamont celebrates Coracora's James Beard Award nomination - Vimarsana News

Ned Lamont celebrates Coracora's James Beard Award nomination

Gov. Ned Lamont visited a James Beard Award finalist as CT's restaurant industry lobbies against a bill that would end the sub-minimum wage.

Lamont celebrates local James Beard Award nomination as the restaurant industry lobbies lawmakers to reject minimum wage bill - Vimarsana News

Lamont celebrates local James Beard Award nomination as the restaurant industry lobbies lawmakers to reject minimum wage bill

Gov. Ned Lamont played the role of unabashed promoter Tuesday, drawing television news crews to Coracora, a one-time McDonald’s transformed by a Peruvian family into a finalist for this year’s James Beard Award as an outstanding restaurant in the U.S.

Migrants treated 'like criminals' in Mexican immigration centers | Online Free Press release news distribution - Vimarsana News

Migrants treated 'like criminals' in Mexican immigration centers | Online Free Press release news distribution

Luisa Jimenez thought she was visiting an office to regularize her stay in Mexico, but instead she found herself detained in an immigration center similar to