Jamaica Gleaner - 2018-12-18

• Caricel gets temporary reprieve, vows to fight Gov’t
• HOLIDAY HORROR
• Kingston honours Girlz as Spanish Town, Ocho Rios prepare to follow suit
• Reggae Girlz hottest component of Brand Jamaica – Menzies
• New Fortress bringing Christmas cheer to children
• Mayor: Boardwalk coming to downtown Kingston
• Aerotel inspires young J’can to stay home and help build economy
• Let’s protect our SOE gains, says St James custos
• Beauty in our backyard
• Local Domino Awards 2018
• Fix Half-Way Tree once and for all
• First step towards rescuing NIS
• Let’s band together to save Jamaica
• Laughter that doeth good
• Youths must embrace critical thinking
• ...Be innovative
• GET THIRSTY!
• Technology potential still untapped – Thorpe
• Bearing fruit
• Tuesday talk
• Kong urges increased protection of fisheries sector from larceny
• Education and politics not a good mix – NAF’s Smith
• No unfair advantages with plastic ban – Senator Samuda
• Lucea bypass plans stir debate in Hanover Municipal Corporatio­n
• Malaysia files criminal charges against Goldman Sachs
• Jamaica to host investment forum
• Litchfield residents get paved road for Christmas
• Fowler delighted by ranking climb
• Hope springs into ICC top 10
• The ‘stay in your lane’ culture
• Windies pummel Bangladesh in T20 opener
• ‘Don’t be afraid to explore’
• ISAAC ASIMOV’S SUPER QUIZ
• HOROSCOPE
• Dawkins explores older person’s ruralto-urban experience
• Jamaica Youth Chorale ready for a record with Lux Aeterna
• White House digs in on border wall demand, risking shutdown
• Postponed Brexit vote to be held next month
• Deported immigrants get their last flight on ‘ICE Air’
• Protect our crocodiles
• Jamaica Producers Group discounts bananas to schools
• Jamaican student in Canada wants advice
• Making changes to a UK passport
• How to get a visiting visa

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