Kaitlyn Keegan is a Digital Content Editor at the Hartford Courant. She specializes in construction and real estate, with a focus on architecture, home and garden design, and the housing market. Kaitlyn's work has been featured in numerous publications, including Yahoo News, The Seattle Times, and The Detroit News.
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Kaitlyn Keegan's coverage predominantly focuses on house and home topics, with a significant emphasis on seasonal content and "how-to" guides. Given the local geographic focus, she may be particularly interested in pitches that provide insights or tips tailored to her specific location in Connecticut, Hartford.
Considering Kaitlyn's frequent coverage of seasonal topics like Seasonal Affective Disorder and holiday decorations, offering expert advice or unique perspectives related to these themes could increase the chances of successful outreach. Additionally, providing practical how-to guides for interior design projects aligned with current trends would likely resonate well with her audience.
When reaching out to Kaitlyn, keep in mind her interest in featuring homes from Connecticut; therefore, suggesting unique properties or real estate market insights specific to this area might capture her attention.
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By: Kaitlyn Keegan
Later this month is National Mutt Day and it's a perfect time to treat that special pup in your life to an adventure outside your home. Bring them out to a winery or brewery, pick up a new toy at the pet store, bring them shopping for a new jacket or take them along while you plan your next home renovation – maybe a dog room?
By: Kaitlyn Keegan
Connecticut home designed by the architect behind the renovation of the Guggenheim Museum is for sale.
By: Kaitlyn Keegan
With stone walls framing the property, five fireplaces and wide-plank hardwood floors, you would think this Connecticut home was built in the 1700s. Instead, it was built in 1988.
By: Kaitlyn Keegan
A man driving through wooded roads in Connecticut believes he saw Bigfoot run across the street in front of him.
By: Kaitlyn Keegan Hartford Courant
A man driving through wooded roads in Connecticut believes he saw Bigfoot run across the street in front of him.
By: Kaitlyn Keegan
A custom built home close to the University of Connecticut has hit the market and the backyard is perfect for entertaining, according to its listing.
By: Kaitlyn Keegan
Located in a secluded cove, this waterfront estate has a private, sandy beach – one of the few homes in the town with one.
By: Kaitlyn Keegan
The country-fair scene in Connecticut is strong for 2026, with the livestock shows, competitions, carnival rides, decadent foods, fireworks and live music beginning in June and running through in October.
By: Kaitlyn Keegan
Originally built in 1732, this classic Connecticut saltbox colonial was dismantled, preserved and rebuilt in its current location. It's currently up for sale.
By: Kaitlyn Keegan
A central Connecticut home built in 1927 for a famous aviator and engineer has hit the market.
