Here are some of the stories making headlines in the Melrose region this week:

Somerville

• Union Square Fire Causes at Least $35K in Damage: A Wednesday night fire at a bakery in Union Square caused at least $35,000 in damage, probably more, and three firefighters were injured fighting the blaze.

Winchester

• Two Winchester Men, Revere Woman Indicted in Connection with 2007 Fatal Hit and Run in Saugus: The Essex County Grand Jury returned indictments late on Friday, Dec. 28 charging two Winchester men and a Revere woman with conspiracy and misleading investigators in connection to the Jan. 5, 2007 hit-and-run deaths of Tina Tello and Christopher Zullo. Michael S. Tranchita, Jr., 33, of 63 Harvard St., Winchester, is charged with leaving the scene of a death, conspiracy, and 2 counts of misleading a potential witness. His father, Michael S. Tranchita, Sr., 55, of 69 Harvard St., Winchester, is charged with conspiracy, misleading a potential witness and misleading an investigator. Lisa Cutting, 39, of 263 Bradstreet Ave., Revere is charged with conspiracy, misleading an investigator and accessory after the fact.

Reading

• String of Car Break-ins Reported, Reading: Several car break-ins and an arrest are reported in this police log. 

Stoneham

• Stoneham Man's Baby First Born at Winchester Hospital in 2013: Hunter Joseph was born to Melissa Parziale of Arlington and Michael Sampson of Stoneham at 2:15 a.m. on Tuesday. He weighed 8 pounds, 10 ounces and was 21 ½ inches long.