Two Burn Victims at Robinson Park Kitchen Fire in Winchester

Here is a look at what stories made headlines in the Stoneham region this week:

Winchester

Two Burn Victims at Robinson Park Kitchen Fire: The fire broke out shortly before noon on Wednesday at 6 Robinson Park in Winchester.

Woburn

Identity of Horn Pond Drowning Victim Released: The identity of the man who drowned after a canoe tipped over in Horn Pond last week has been released. 

According to a report from the Woburn Police Department, the victim is Pedro Pereira of 138 Kate Lane, Tolland, Conn. Police do not have his exact age but Woburn Police Chief Robert J. Ferullo Jr. said he was in his 30s.

According to the police report at 6:05 p.m. police responded to Horn Pond after hearing a canoe had overturned with two males, who had been fishing, inside. According to the report, one male, who was later identified by police, was able to swim towards the shore and officers were able to pull him out of the water when he was about 30 yards from land.

Reading

Reading Officer Responded to Watertown Friday After Shoot Out: Reading Police Officer Matt Edson was one of the three officers to assist in Boston last week after the tragic marathon bombings. Edson is part of the NEMLEC Regional Response Team and has been with the Reading Police Department since 1989.

North Reading

NRHS Athletic Trainer Starts Fundraiser for Marathon Victims: North Reading High School Athletic Trainer Jenn Hondras and her boyfriend Dan have started a fundraiser for the victims of the marathon bombings. They are handmaking shoe charms to raise money for the One Fund.