19 | durhamregion.com This Week | Thursday, March 3, 2022 Any age. Any stage. At LIVE WELL, everyone fits in regardless of shape, weight and experience. Our exercise coaches work with you to develop an exercise and wellness program that empowers you to realize your health vision. BE OUR GUEST! Experience a customized exercise session with expert guidance, in our fun community How: Visit livewellclinic.ca and book your free Guest Session or call 289-276-1415 Bowmanville Health Centre Anne did it, so can you! "I used to wake up every day and think, 'Is this the day I am going to have a heart a attack?' A healthy lifestyle has changed my life. I feel amazing. I feel like I am living now, in every aspect of my life." -Anne Ron did it, so can you! " I have lost over 50 pounds, increased my physical strength, flexibility and endurance and reduced the size of my clothes from a 2 XL down to a L or XL. I have also formed new habits that include regular exercises such as cycling and lots more walking. These have helped me to not only keep my weight and blood pressure down, but have helped me cope with stress." - Ron Julie did it, so can you! "Since exercising regularly twice a week for over a year, my doctor says my blood pressure has improved by almost 30%! My blood pressure readings were typically 160/90 mmHg over a year ago and now my blood pressure readings are typically 120/60 mmHg" -Julie LIVE WELL Exercise Clinic employs Registered Kinesiologists and the services offered at the Clinic are eligible for claim as a medical expense on line 33099 or line 33299 of your personal tax return under step 5 - Federal tax If you have extended health care by Sun Life, Canada Life or Desjardins Health Plans, review your plan as some benefit packages offered from these companies may cover the services of Registered Kinesiologists. A woman whose body was located in north Pickering has been identified as a Clarington resident, police said. An autopsy has confirmed the body to be that of 52-year-old Terri Johnson, Durham police confirmed on Feb. 24. An investigation began after a woman's body was found on Feb. 20 in a densely wooded area near Pickering Concession 9 and Sideline 28. Durham police initially said the discovery was being treated as a suspicious death. Later, they announced that a Clarington woman had been charged in connection with the death. Barbara Kennedy, 71, of Fairway Drive in Newcastle, has been charged with second-degree murder and interference with a dead body. Police say Kennedy was the deceased woman's roommate. Johnson's death is the third homicide in Durham Region in 2022. POLICE IDENTIFY VICTIM OF ALLEGED MURDER AS CLARINGTON WOMAN JEFF MITCHELL jmitchell@durhamregion.com NEWS Two Bowmanville residents are facing drug and firearm-related charges in York Region, including possessing 5.6 kilograms (12 pounds) of cocaine. York Regional Police began a month- long investigation in January into a suspected drug dealer. The suspect was arrested early last month and he had a loaded handgun, ammunition, drug packaging material and $20,000 cash, York police said. Search warrants were executed at the suspect's residence and at a rented storage locker in Bowmanville, where investigators seized $580,000 in Canadian currency, a loaded handgun with ammunition and drugs, police noted. Among the drugs found were 5.6 kg of cocaine, 1,634 Fentanyl pills and 575 Oxycodone pills. Brett Mann, 23, and Elisabeth Harvey, 23, both of Bowmanville, each face 16 gun and drug-related charges. BOWMANVILLE PAIR BUSTED WITH 12 POUNDS OF COCAINE CRIME