Jamaica Gleaner - 2017-12-30

• UNSPEAKABL­E LOSS
• OUR MUST-READ FEATURE
• PROFOUND LESSONS FOR JAMAICA FROM NEW YORK FIRE
• POLICE GETTING OVER ‘MYSTERY ILLNESS’
• REYNOLDS LOOKS TO BOOST RENO
• Professor calls for trauma units in hospitals
• MoBay health inspector still wary about food safety after flood
• Temporary changes for Fireworks on the Waterfront
• CARPHA certif ied as Ja’s first pharmaceut­ical lab
• Gov’t, OAS partner to create youth innovation centres
• 10 killed in shoot-out outside Cairo church
• ... He ran outside in his bathrobe
• Shrill whistles on a dark night
• Border protection must be a priority
• Time to start serving
• Boyne the philosophe­r
• On the value of the dollar
• ‘200M? MAYBE’
• Brathwaite points to Williams’ bad over
• Sharpe targets C’wealth success after solid 2017
• West Indies struggle continues
• Inter look to bounce back
• Hamsik extends record as Napoli win 1-0
• Neuro-linguistic­s programmin­g benefiting athletes
• Celtics rally from 26 down to stun Rockets
• West is best for Speid’s Cavalier
• IN YOUR NEIGHBOURH­OOD
• Murray makes tepid return
• Orpheus the Gladiator
• NEW THE GOD OF BEGINNINGS
• THE BAHA’I FAITH – The Baha’is in Jamaica
• Start a NEIGHBOURH­OOD WATCH
• Apostolic Church helps the St Ann’s Bay community
• AGAINST THE odds
• Rondell Positive for Magnify Him gospel concert in Mandeville
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD: NO. 28,558
• ISAAC ASIMOV’S SUPER QUIZ

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