Man Sentenced To Prison For Shooting Someone 3 Times: PM Patch RI

RHODE ISLAND — Here are some share-worthy stories from the Rhode Island Patch network to discuss this afternoon and evening.

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• Providence Man Gets 13-Year Prison Sentence For Shooting Man 3 Times: Prosecutors prove Jashua Adames Torres, 24, shot a 32-year-old man three times in Providence in 2022.
• How Long Will RI’s Warm Fall Last? See The November Outlook: Nationally, fall temperatures have been warmer than the forecasters originally expected.
• Coventry Resident Arrested Following Disturbance At Polling Site: The man, 33-year-old Timothy Masse, was accused of being "confrontational with voters" and others at the polls.

Here are some more Rhode Island Patch headlines you may have missed:

• The 5 Best Hospitals In Rhode Island: New National Ranking
• Cheeses Sold In States Neighboring RI Recalled Over Listeria Fears
• Aquidneck Food Pantry Receives $15K Grant From BJ's Wholesale Club
• Mostly Dry Weather, With Temperatures Cooling: RI Weekend Weather
• Town Of South Kingstown: Transfer Station Construction Update
• Kyle Rekas To Be Sworn-In As Narragansett Police Chief On Friday.

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