Man Who Killed, Robbed Grandmother For Heroin Convicted: PM Patch RI

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

This post features stories and information published in the last two days.

Thank you for reading Patch in RI!

• Bristol Man Convicted of Murdering, Robbing His Grandmother: Raymond Paiva, 30, of Bristol, admits he smothered his grandmother to death with a pillow and robbed her to get money to buy heroin.
• New 2023-24 Winter Forecast Prediction For Rhode Island Released: The temperature outlook in Rhode Island for October-December favors above-normal temperatures, but how much snow are we in store for?
• East Providence Man Charged With Attempted Murder After Hammer Attack: Prosecutors say East Providence police found a note describing Kenneth Jackson's intentions to kill someone when searching his home.

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

• Cranston Arts Commission Opening Exhibit For Hispanic Heritage Month
• See Newport Community Electric's Winter Rates Compared To RI Energy
• Cranston's Judy Sandin Recognized For Work In Church Community
• Providence Man Who Robbed 5 RI Banks Sentenced To 2.5 Years In Prison
• How A Federal Government Shutdown Would Affect RI Residents
• Cranston Community Leader Recognized For Serving Armenian Community
• Barrington Librarian Nominated As A Community Leader
• Middletown Community Leader Nominated For Work On Sidewalk Project
• Cranston Community Leader 'Works Extra Hard At Helping Everyone'
• Cranston Police Looking For Breaking-And-Entering Suspect
• 2-Alarm House Fire Extinguished In Bristol
• Roger Williams University Psychology Graduate Publishes Research On Countering Far-Right Content On Social Media
• Providence Steakhouse Named Best In Rhode Island By Yelp
• Town Of Portsmouth: Find Information On The November 7, 2023 Special Election For US Congressional District 1
• Town Of Portsmouth: Relocation Of The October 23, 2023 Town Council Meeting
• Roger Williams University And Narragansett Bay Estuary Program Receive $1.1 Million Federal Award.

Rhode Island Real Estate Round Up

• Bristol Home With Private Walking Path To Tranquil River Hits Market
• Portsmouth Home With Large Deck, Spacious Living Room Hits The Market
• Newport Home With Outdoor Kitchen, Shower Hits The Market
• This Narragansett Ranch Has Ocean Views, An Outdoor Shower, More
• Cranston Home With Brand New Kitchen Hits Market For Under $450K
• Own a Coventry Home For Less Than $100K.

Have a news tip? Email jimmy.bentley@patch.com.