These five stories and Police Log entries had people talking on our Facebook page and readers clicking links this week.

Post Office To Bear Officer Maguire's Name [PHOTOS]

Friday, April 13—The Woburn Post Office on Washington Street will bear the name of fallen Woburn Police Officer John "Jack" Maguire.

Although President Barack Obama signed legislation last year to rename the building, Sen. John Kerry made the renaming official with a presentation in Woburn Friday morning.

POLICE LOG: Elderly Woman Involved in Rollover

Tuesday, April 10—At 4:05 p.m., police and fire were dispatched to Main and Clinton streets for a report of a rollover accident. According to police, an 82-year-old Woburn woman was traveling on Clinton Street “at a high rate of speed” when she collided with a car driving on Main Street. Police believed the point of impact was approximately 15-feet from the intersection. The woman’s car pushed the other vehicle off the road, into a hydrant and a flagpole. The pole split and fell onto the car, said police. Witnesses told police that the woman’s car did was speeding, swerved into the opposite lane several times on Clinton Street and did not stop for the red light at the intersection. Both drivers were injured and transported to Lahey Clinic.

Shoplifting Call Leads to Three Arrests

Wednesday, April 11—A report of a shoplifting incident at Target Tuesday night lead to three arrests by Woburn Police.

Several items were found in a vehicle used by the arrested parties, including two pairs of shoes, men’s clothing, allergy medicine, socks, a three-pack of onesies, a DeWalt miter saw and Old Spice body wash.

POLICE LOG: King Gas Overfuels Another Car

Monday, April 9—At 4:54 p.m., police were dispatched to the King Gas station. According to police, a woman requested $40 in gasoline from the attendant, but was given $61. The attendant asked the woman for the money, which she did not have. Police told the attendant he could pursue the matter in Woburn District Court.

Woburn Man Allegedly Altered Lottery Tickets

Monday, April 9—A Woburn man faced a judge in Quincy District Court last week on charges he altered lottery tickets.

According to the court, the charges stem from a complaint to the Massachusetts Lottery Commission about winning tickets being returned to customers with lesser amounts at a Braintree 7-Eleven store.