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Popular North Branford Restaurant Under New Ownership, Will Stay Open - Vimarsana News

Popular North Branford Restaurant Under New Ownership, Will Stay Open

Popular North Branford Restaurant Under New Ownership, Will Stay Open - North Branford, CT - A trio of restaurant veterans have purchased a North Branford seafood restaurant that's been around since 1989.

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CT's labor advocates applaud bill that would get rid of tipped wages; Restaurant owners say it's not necessary – Hartford Courant - Vimarsana News

CT's labor advocates applaud bill that would get rid of tipped wages; Restaurant owners say it's not necessary – Hartford Courant

Labor and Public Employees Committee Chair Sen. Julie Kushner announced Tuesday that the committee plans to raise a “One Fair Wage” bill that would establish a set minimum wage for all workers, regardless of their tipping status.

Top stories of 2022: Staff shortages challenged restaurants and changed the industry - Vimarsana News

Top stories of 2022: Staff shortages challenged restaurants and changed the industry

As 2022 ends and 2023 dawns, restaurant staffing woes are still a major issue, causing changes in hours, days, menus, prices.

Hot vs. cold lobster rolls: At CT eateries, warm and buttery reigns supreme - Vimarsana News

Hot vs. cold lobster rolls: At CT eateries, warm and buttery reigns supreme

Connecticut lobster roll lovers' preferences may be summed up in two words emblazoned on a T-shirt local seafood shack employees wear: "NO MAYO."

Hot vs. cold lobster rolls: At CT eateries, warm and buttery reigns supreme - Vimarsana News

Hot vs. cold lobster rolls: At CT eateries, warm and buttery reigns supreme

Connecticut lobster roll lovers' preferences may be summed up in two words emblazoned on a T-shirt local seafood shack employees wear: "NO MAYO."