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Top Five of the Week: New Mexican Restaurant, High-Speed Chase, and More

Missed a week of Wakefield Patch? Check out a summary of this week's top five headlines.

In case you missed them, here's Wakefield Patch's top five headlines from Feb. 13 to Feb 17, 2012:

New Mexican-American Restaurant Opens in Wakefield

Eddie's Restaurant and Mexican Grill, which features a mix of Mexican and American food for breakfast and lunch, opened in Wakefield last week.

PHOTOS: Tearing Down Ox Bow Pet Shop, Old Verizon Building

Progress is evident in Wakefield this week with two older buildings in the process of being torn to the ground to make way for new buildings and projects.

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Police Pursue Suspect in High-Speed Chase Through Wakefield, Later Arrested

Wakefield Police pursued a man wanted on four separate warrants for larcencies on Wednesday afternoon, eventually leading to his arrest in Melrose.

Fire Log: Family Evacuated in Carbon Monoxide Scare

The Wakefield Fire Department responded to 63 Gould Street on Feb. 15 for a call that a carbon monoxide detector was sounding. When the fire department arrived, they took a reading of 127 ppm, a very high reading of carbon monoxide in the home. The family was immediately evacuated from the building and the heating system was shut down.

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Wakefield Rep. Theater Holding Strong Despite Tough Economy

In spite of financial challenges that have caused other local community theaters to close, the Wakefield Repertory Theater has managed to hold on through the rocky economy.


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