text: Located in Groton, this one is on the other side of the Connecticut shoreline from Greenwich. But it’s worth mentioning on this list because Esker Point Beach is the only municipal beach in the state that allows dogs on the beach all year long.
  As with the majority of the pet friendly tourist attractions on this list, the remaining points of interest are all outdoors. As such dogs are welcome on leashes in open spaces, but not so much indoors.
  Weir Farm National Historic Site, by far one of the most unique attractions in southern Connecticut in Wilton
  Now that the dog friendly places in CT are on your list, keep exploring more things to do throughout the state.
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  Thank you to everyone who joined us for the 2016 Starfish Corlor Run! Once again, it was a BIG COLORFUL BLAST and a huge success!
  
  • Planning, possibly by looking around to buy, steal or borrow the tools they need to commit suicide, such as a firearm or prescription medication
  • Substance abuse. Drugs and alcohol can result in mental highs and lows that exacerbate suicidal thoughts.
  • Intoxication. More than one in three people who die from suicide are found to be currently under the influence.
  • Gender. Although more women than men attempt suicide, men are four times more likely to die by suicide.
  
  We chose to take on the case of Alberto Reyes-Camarena, a death row inmate at Two Rivers Correctional Facility. He was put on death row 19 years ago, after repeatedly stabbing a 32 year old and an 18 year old, with only the 18 year old surviving, according to ABC News. However severe, this is his only crime history, and yet he was sentenced to death by lethal injection. Camarena has a failing kidney, and is currently on dialysis, which cleans his blood of the toxins his kidneys cannot remove. This is a difficult case to support, there are many ethical arguments against and for his doctor’s request for transplant, however we have found compelling evidence that support the transplant he is so in need of.
  According to Medicine Net, when kidneys shut down, the fluid and waste normally flushed out by urination build inside the body. Staying alive requires dialysis or a new kidney. So far, Reyes-Camarena has many years left before his time is up, and during this time he can still continue to request appeals that could possibly save his life.