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Christopher Keating
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Capitol Bureau Chief, Hartford Courant
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Biography
Christopher Keating has been the Capitol Bureau Chief for The Courant for 18 of the past 20 years. He has covered the state budget and the legislature during the administrations of Governors Lowell Weicker, John Rowland, M. Jodi Rell and Dannel Malloy. Before joining The Courant in 1990, he worked for The Greenwich Time for six years, covering police, politics, and polo. He is a graduate of the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism and Fordham University. Chris was named four times by The Washington Post as one of the top political reporters in Connecticut in 2015, 2014, 2013 and 2009. He also won the Master Reporter Award, a career achievement award that is given annually to one reporter in all of New England.
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By Christopher Keating Verified| Officer.com Verified With their firing range shut down due to health concerns, the state police are moving forward. There are plans for a new range in Simsbury, but it might not open for another two years. State police suffered a setback when the range was closed on April 4 due to high levels of lead at the outdoor range. With the federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration currently investigating, it is unclear when the range might reopen.
In unprecedented move, CT Senate GOP to boycott vote on top utility regulator; “new sheriff in town”
By Christopher Keating Verified| Hartford Courant Verified In an unprecedented move, the entire Senate caucus will boycott a vote Tuesday on the state’s top utility regulator in a protest against the process. Senate Republican leader Stephen Harding of Brookfield said the 11 Republican senators would “walk out” of the scheduled debate on the re-nomination of one of the state government’s most controversial employees: Chairwoman Marissa Gillett of the Public Utilities Regulatory Authority.
CT state police firing range was closed due to high lead levels in troopers. Here’s what happens now
By Christopher Keating Verified| Yahoo Verified With their firing range shut down due to health concerns, the state police are moving forward. There are plans for a new range in Simsbury, but it might not open for another two years. State police suffered a setback when the range was closed on April 4 due to high levels of lead at the outdoor range. With the federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration currently investigating, it is unclear when the range might reopen.
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Hartford Courant
Hartford Courant: Your source for Connecticut breaking news, UConn sports, business, entertainment, weather and traffic.
Middletown, Connecticut, United States