Jamaica Gleaner - 2019-01-05

• Appeal Court gets three more judges
• Difficult to manage!
• TOURISM RESCUE
• Watchnight observatio­n in the Church.
• Butler has lost some ground.
• Hannah Town residents breathe sigh of relief.
• Stewart’s breaks ground for Jaguar, Land Rover showroom
• WRHA getting proactive in fever fight
• Campbell: Tufton’s ‘colossal failure’ led to dengue deaths
• Political ombudsman takes aim at bad conduct on social media
• Experts to hold unhealthy food, obesity forum
• KALIFA DAZZLES
• Streets Entertainm­ent takes Disneyland to Jacob’s Ladder
• Albert Green takes charge of agricultur­e branch
• Wild Cane community centre to be completed in first quarter
• Think again, Prime Minister
• Random detentions widen trust gap
• NIDS a reflection of slavery
• Reggae Falls and its potential
• The dangers of wet wipes
• TARGET: TAIWAN
• Tony the psycho
• Let’s deal with petty educators
• SEDON COKE: DANCE AMBASSADOR
• JN Bank to restart MAC projects this year
• Mekelia Green making waves with make-up
• Exciting year ahead for Team Jamaica
• Two-time Olympic weightlift­er dies
• Powell to focus on long-term developmen­t
• Hurricanes in control
• ‘Harbour View, we are coming for you!’
• Spotlight on Purewater meet at new JC track
• Pybus appointed interim Windies head coach
• Jacko Links has keys to the city
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD: NO. 28,875
• HOROSCOPE
• THIS DAY IN OUR PAST
• ISAAC ASIMOV’S SUPER QUIZ
• Kevin Hart reconsider­ing Oscar hosting gig
• We the People: a roll call of musicians
• Weekend daddy, full-time father – Keitho Nembhard’s new life.
• Christmas breeze – Change in season: Part III.
• Evince – Six men on a mission for God.
• Third Purpose Summit, Destiny Resolve, returns today at the Courtleigh

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