9 | durhamregion.com This Week | Thursday, February 17 ,2022 | "man of a million words and a million laughs" - Globe & Mail RON JAMES "man of a million words and a million laughs" - Globe & Mail JAMES BACKWHERE I BELONG Sunday, March 27 @ 7:30 pm - Oshawa Regent Theatre: 905 721 3399 Ext. 2 Tanisha Blackman Hearing Instrument Specialist JimHuynh Hearing Instrument Specialist 866-559-3168 9B-575 Thornton Road North Oshawa, ON North OshawaMedical Centre 1400 Ritson Road North, Unit 201 Oshawa, ON Glazier Medical Centre Main Floor Area J 11 Gibb Street, Oshawa, ON thehearingroom.ca Do you often ask others to repeat themselves? Have people ever told you that you listen to the TV too loud? Do you have trouble hearing in noisy situations? Do you sometimes experience a faint-to-loud buzzing or ringing in your ear? Call to request your personalized hearing assessment with one of our hearing healthcare providers PROUDLY PROVIDING EXCEPTIONAL HEARINGHEALTHCARE TO THEOSHAWA COMUNITY FOROVER 5 YEARS COME IN FORACOMPLIMENTARY HEARINGASSESSMENT If you answered 'yes' *A Telehearing Care assessment may not be appropriate or possible for every patient. An in-person hearing assessment is currently the preferred standard of practice. CONVENIENCE OF IN-CLINIC AND TELEHEARING CARE* BY APPOINTMENT ONLY Tanisha Blackman JimHuynh Police have released an image of a suspect wanted for stealing computers before they are claimed by their rightful owners. The unknown suspect has struck on "multiple occasions," attending Purolator locations and impersonating the owners of Dell computers that are being shipped, Durham police said. The suspect is believed to be a woman in her mid-20s. In one incident in Pickering, police state she wore a black puffy jacket with a yellow liner and a grey track suit. Anyone with informa- tion is asked to call police at 905-579-1520, extension 2456 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477. NEWS POLICE TRY TO IDENTIFY SUSPECT IN COMPUTER THEFTS Durham police have released an image of a suspect in the thefts of computers from Purolator pick-up locations. Durham Regional Police photo