Week in Review: Yes, Those are Matching Tattoos of a Bear Hoisting the Stanley Cup

: MEDFORD - Cam Neely drew a huge crowd for an autograph session at Modell's Tuesday. Among those in line were an 8-year-old named after the hall of famer, a Navy officer looking to bring the Cup to the USS constitution, and a couple with matching tattoos of a bear wearing a Bruins jersey hoisting Lord Stanley's trophy.

: A man suspected of multiple car breaks was arrested with the help of a Medford firefighter who spottiMng him trying to break into his car parked at the High Street fire station.  Police K-9s followed a trail of blood allegedly left by Joseph Ross, 43, before an officer working a detail at Kappy's liquors spotted him perusing the shelves about 10:30 Saturday night. He faces 15 charges alleging he broke into eight vehicles and stole a state highway department service van to drive to the liquor store.

On the heels of the firing of head soccer coach Mike Petrides, the School Committee will discuss the district's policy for the hiring and retention of athletics coaches.

Temperatures soared into the upper-90s this week, with heat indexes upwards of 108, according to the National Weather Service.

: As part of an ongoing investigation involving multiple law enforcement agencies, police arrested an alleged heroin dealer at the parking lot of Johnnie's Foodmaster in West Somerville Thursday, according to a police report. Louis Gersh, a 52-year-old man from 82 Cotting St. in Medford, was arrested after being the target of an investigation into his alleged dealing, the report says.