Jamaica Gleaner - 2017-05-16

• $300m dream
• Too expensive!
• Tomblin leaving JPS soon
• Kill the glamour of crime – IDB
• PATH for needy only
• ... Jamaica, IDB collaborat­ing for 17 years on anti-crime strategies
• PAJ seeks clarificat­ion on Reid’s media regulation statements
• Chief of what?
• Beware of gift-bearing Chinese
• Weather forecaster­s not crying wolf
• Carib Cement more transparen­t
• Police must do the small things right
• Commission­er Quallo has much to answer
• UN Office for Project Services takes charge of rehabilita­tion work at CRH
• Below-average hurricane season expected
• Florida governor: Tourists still coming in record numbers
• France’s new president in Berlin after naming prime minister
• Investigat­ors seek digital clues to cyberattac­k
• Israel-US spat erupts ahead of Trump visit
• Annie Dawson Home pushes through hurdles
• Bournemout­h Bath to get FACELIFT
• Sunshine Girls go with experience for Barbados test
• Chase climbs ICC batting rankings
• Football misses Simões’ vision
• The people v JADCO
• Big up to Bernard!
• This is my best year
• Gerber: Growing babies naturally from the start!
• Guide for picky eaters
• Ways you can support your child
• Talking to children and teens about ABUSE
• Your kids and social media
• Giving back to children and youth
• Overweight and obesity in children
• What is the Child Care and Protection Act?
• Reading and your child
• THIS DAY IN OUR PAST
• GATFFEST to showcase local documentar­ies
• Lee makes plans for Jamaica’s TABANCA
• Recognisin­g Jamaica’s finest visionarie­s
• INTRIGUING JOURNEY
• ...Developing mobile app to help fight crime
• The Kairos Network Source
• If centre closes, impact will be felt
• WE MUST FIX OUR CRIME PROBLEM
• Excerpts from PM’s speech at Guardsman Group’s Security Forum
• Ewarton High innovates sustainabl­e solutions with WATA seed money
• New Generation’s A Cappella Choir Camp
• Young career women inspire students of The Queen’s School
• Western Union Foundation and Junior Achievemen­t Americas execute the Education for Better Project in Jamaica
• Bridgeport High School girls encouraged to pursue ICT careers
• The Last Guardian
• Space by Tinybop
• General review
• Green chemistry
• Informatio­n processing
• Hopewell High School
• BOG WALK HIGH SCHOOL
• What’s your attitude towards finals?

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