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Chris Keating has been The Hartford Courant's Capitol Bureau Chief for 15 of the past 17 years.
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RT @EdJacovino: Joe Markley starts opposition to #minwage bill. Realizes there are only five other Senators in the chamber listening.
RT @cooljustice: Bill being crafted would allow Newtown families to decide fate of massacre records washingtonpost.com/national/bill-…
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washingtonpost.com — The draft also says only written transcriptions of any 911 calls related to the Dec. 14 shooting, not the audio, may be released to the public, for a fee of 50 cents per page. Chief State's Attorney Kevin Kane said officials have been trying to address privacy concerns expressed by some Newtown families.
State Senate debates emotional, mental, behavioral health of children in post-Newtown era to prevent another tragedy; courant.com/capitolwatch
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courantblogs.com — Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Chris Murphy is slamming Republican opponent Linda McMahon for accepting a donation from "Birther-in-Chief," Donald Trump. "That's right, the man who led the charge to see President Obama's birth certificate, report cards, and test scores has set his sights on Connecticut's Senate seat," Murphy campaign manager Kenny Curran said in a fundraising email sent to supporters this morning.
RT @ctcapitolreport: House approves Sunday deer hunting on private land 107-19: All 19 no votes Democrats... bit.ly/2PMNv0
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State House votes unanimously to strengthen state's racial profiling law after very short debate; courant.com/capitolwatch
Capitol Watch | CT Politics
courantblogs.com — Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Chris Murphy is slamming Republican opponent Linda McMahon for accepting a donation from "Birther-in-Chief," Donald Trump. "That's right, the man who led the charge to see President Obama's birth certificate, report cards, and test scores has set his sights on Connecticut's Senate seat," Murphy campaign manager Kenny Curran said in a fundraising email sent to supporters this morning.
BREAKING NEWS: State House of Reps voting on strengthening the state's racial profiling law on traffic stops; previously approved by Senate
Sunday hunting has been highly controversial at Capitol, but House bill today was narrowly written for bow and arrows only on private land
Breaking: State House of Representatives passes Sunday hunting with a bow and arrow on private land by 107 to 19 with 24 members absent
Speaker Sharkey to 50 nursing students: "Welcome to the chamber. We only wish you could have been here at 5 a.m. and seen us at our best.''
State House of Reps gavels in once again at 1:57 p.m. Thursday, not long after most of them had left around 6 a.m. Thursday
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