Regional News Roundup: U.S. Marshals Arrest Melrose Man

Here's a look at some of the top stories from the Stoneham area last week:

Malden

: An official from  said a party organizer lied to temple members about who he was and the type of party he intended to throw Saturday night. A Malden teenager was stabbed outside the temple at the conclusion of the party.

Medford

: A proposed $2.3 million bond would turn the Shepherd Brooks Estate into a place where events like weddings could be held and community meetings could take place, according to members of its land-trust association. But the bond has drawn scrutiny from some, who want the city to address infrastructure needs before undertaking a historic restoration project.

Melrose

: A bus on Tuesday afternoon hit the opening door of a vehicle carrying U.S. Marshals, who were serving a warrant at 306 Main St., Melrose, on a man wanted for allegedly violating his probation, Melrose Police Chief Mike Lyle said.

Wakefield

: The 67-year-old man with dementia  on Monday afternoon was located by Haverhill Police on Tuesday evening at a bus stop in Haverhill.

Wakefield Police received a tip on Tuesday afternoon that Joseph Doucette, who was reported missing from the Sunbridge Wakefield Care and Rehab on Bathol Street around 3 p.m. on Monday afternoon, had visited a friend that day in Haverhill, Mass.