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Briefly Free Family Skate POLICE SEEK ROBBERY SUSPECTS Investigators with the York Regional • New Furnace *DM97MC Police’s hold-up unit are seeking public Sunday, January 28, 2018 • Modulating, Variable Speed assistance in identifying two suspects 2:00pm – 4:00pm • Up to 98% afue efficiency following a convenience store robbery. • Super Quiet Operation Last Thursday, January 18, at Ray Twinney Recreation Complex, RTRC 1 • Comfort NetTM Communication approximately 5 a.m., two suspects entered a Lounge 1 for refreshments • 12 Years Parts & convenience store at Yonge and Henderson. One of the suspects, say police, jumped over Labour Warranty 100 Eagle St West, Newmarket, ON the counter while the other suspect assaulted the employee. A quantity of cash was taken from the register along with some tobacco *$300$400 DAIKINDaikin INSTANT Instan tREBATE Rebat ewith wiitt hComfort Comffortt NetNett TThermostathermosttatt items and the victim’s cell phone. The suspects $250$250 IESO OPA (Independent (Ontario P Electricityower Au Systemsthority Operator)Rebate) then fled the store, travelling westbound on Henderson in a compact car. The first suspect is described as a white male, approximately 20 years old, wearing a COMFORT FOR LIFE grey hooded sweatshirt, black pants, black | gloves, white running shoes and a black Chris Ballard Over 180 Years of Combined Experience and Excellence! facemask. The second, also a white male MPP Newmarket-Aurora estimated at 20, wearing a black hooded jacket with white zipper, black jeans, black boots, 238 Wellington St. E., Suite 203 call 905.727.4258 black gloves and a black facemask. Telephone: 905-750-0019 [email protected] 136 Wellington St. E. Aurora | www.tholiver.com Anyone with information is asked to contact chrisballard.onmpp.ca the YRP’s Hold-Up Unit at 1-866-876-5423 x6631 *Daikin Instant Rebate taken off of invoice at time of purchase. Daikin Rebate amount shown for furnace model DM97MC, other rebate amounts available on similar models, call for details. OPA Rebate mailed back to purchaser directly on qualifying furnaces. Call for complete details. or call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS. Page 2 THE AURORAN, Thursday, January 25, 2018 THE AURORAN, Thursday, January 25, 2018 Page 3 New tech lab keeps seniors Advertorial connected and engaged with the community Breakthrough Treatment For Sciatica Presiding over the opening of CHATS’ new lab on Friday were Yash Kapur, Board Chair, CEO Chris- Do you experience lower back pain, lives dramatically: Laser therapy tina Bisanz and Aurora-Oak Ridges-Richmond Hill MP Leona Alleslev, along with (front) Recreation pain in the buttocks or leg that is uses light to favor and accelerate the Programmers Joslyn Bressette and Amy King. worse when sitting, hip pain, burning body’s natural healing processes. The Auroran photo by Brock Weir or tingling down the leg, weakness, innovative Multiwave Locked System By Brock Weir now digital and this gives seniors the numbness, or diffi culty moving the leg (MLS) Laser produces a safe, effi cient opportunity to not only use technology, or foot, a constant pain on one side of and simultaneous effect on pain, In any new situation, there is always but be able to stay engaged with the world the buttocks and/or a shooting pain infl ammation and nerve conduction, the fear of the unknown and sometimes it and engaged with their families,” she said. that makes it diffi cult to stand up? exceeding the limits of traditional can be hard to step over that threshold, but “Here, we are able to bring them into an You may be suffering with a condition LLLT (Low power) and concerns of HP local seniors are taking those first steps in environment where they can be engaged, known as sciatica. (High power) laser therapy. connecting and re-connecting with their continue to be engaged and participating Sciatica is defi ned as compression of According to multiple studies MLS families, friends and communities thanks members of the community and that is a spinal nerve root in the lower back, laser therapy appears to be uniquely to CHATS and the Federal Government. just fantastic.” often owing to degeneration of an capable of decreasing the infl ammation The ribbon was formally cut Friday Ms. Bisanz told those assembled to cut intervertebral disc. around the spinal cord and shows afternoon on the CHATS Seniors’ the ribbon that the $25,000 grant allowed Sciatica most commonly occurs great promise in the battle against the Technology Lab, a hub that will serve them not only to put the lab together, when a herniated disc , bone spur on the devastating sequelae of this condition. not only their clients in York Region and but support staff investments to really spine or narrowing of the spine (spinal south Simcoe Region, but the community maximize its potential. stenosis) compresses part of the nerve. What does this mean for you? at large. “It is a very innovative program [that This causes infl ammation, pain and often Made possible with a $25,000 grant was] inspired by seniors for seniors,” said some numbness in the affected leg.
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