Injured Bald Eagle Rescued In Rhode Island | Patch PM

Welcome to Tuesday's edition of Patch PM. Here's a look at the headlines you may have missed in Rhode Island today.

Today's top story

An American bald eagle with an injured eye was rescued in Smithfield this week. A wildlife expert and an environmental police officer were able to capture the bird and bring it to a licensed raptor rehabilitator for treatment.

Read the full story here.

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Roger Williams Park Zoo's Jack-O-Lantern Spectacular is known for its large, intricately carved pumpkins. If you find yourself on the trail this October, be sure to stop and admire some of the smaller pumpkins, like this cheerful fellow.

Tuesday's other headlines

• September Was Warmer, Rainier Than Average In Rhode Island: September 2021 was the fifth-warmest on record for Providence, tying with 1930, 1945, 2005 and 2016.
• E. Providence Man Running 2021 Boston Marathon For Rett Syndrome: Maurice Lowman will run in a full suit with a picture pinned to him of a 7-year-old Stoughton boy who lost his life to Rett Syndrome.
• Coventry Holding Halloween House Decorating Contest: The most creative and scariest displays will be awarded a $50 gift certificate.
• Narragansett Receives 3 Clothing Donation Bins: The town partnered with Big Brothers, Big Sisters of Rhode Island to place three clothing donation bins around town.