Jamaica Gleaner - 2017-02-18

• Battling for life
• Japan helping Falmouth locals to benefit from heritage tourism
• Muslims weigh in on flare-up of violence against women, children
• ... Don’t let poverty keep you back, Isaacs tells students
• Will sex save my boyfriend?
• Ward Theatre to be restored by May – Mayor
• South East Highway – lack of justificat­ion?
• Linstead doctor uncaring
• Manor Park a traffic and vending nightmare
• More guns than roses
• Make environmen­t a priority
• Health literacy key for all J’cans
• Copper ban welcome — finally, I can breathe again!
• Currency stability crucial to national developmen­t
• THE BEST SINGLE EVENT
• Sprint showdown to highlight Western Champs
• Maragh shines with triple
• GIBSON-MCCOOK RELAYS WATCH Calabar Lions to roar in Open 4x400m
• Still no PSL joy for Gayle
• GC Foster to open research centre
• Coaches call for more local meets
• RSPL double-header set for National Stadium
• Carter awaits CAS hearing
• Execution will be key — Powell
• Miller fired up ahead of Super50 final
• Wenger-style dynasties now harder in football
• Spotlight on Isaac Henry, Ben Francis meets
• Three Hills top St Mary Big Bash cricket
• Ja banking on experience for CONCACAF Beach Soccer Champs
• Classy Campesino ready to lift Cliggott Trophy
• Police urges parents not to allow their children to wine at parties
• ‘Wi Love Strong’: Sharing
• To whom much is given, much is expected
• Marie Berbick: Still standing – Part II
• Our young people are confused!
• Parents urged to go back to basic parenting
• Morgan’s ‘Transition’ plummets, top debut for Common Kings
• Legend back at one; Rorystonel­ove set debuts at 22
• Busy schedule ahead for Burke
• Clean, ‘all-age’ music from Live Wyya
• NDTC co-founders ref lect ahead of 55th season
• CRYPTIIC CROSSWORD: NO. 28,288
• HOROSCOPE
• THIS DAY IN OUR PAST
• ISAAC ASIMOV’S SUPER QUIZ

Jamaica Gleaner - 2017-02-17

Jamaica Gleaner - 2017-02-19