Jamaica Gleaner - 2019-11-21

• Big bank collusion
• Teacher perishes in St Elizabeth crash
• Gov’t scales back police station reno
• Accused killer walks as evidence ruled ‘weak’
• UK top cop of J’can ancestry in hot water over porn conviction
• Scrap NET’s role to manage constructi­on projects – Dunn
• ISSA haad ayse and stubborn bad
• Looking beyond a potent B.C.
• Blood money and other uncomforta­ble truths
• Here’s an opportunit­y, Mr Speid
• Overflowin­g Hermitage Dam not the cause of damage to temporary roadway
• It’s disgracefu­l and disrespect­ful – Uncalled-for words in valedictor­y address
• Not at this time, parliament­arians
• Take mental illness seriously
• Determinan­t optimism
• Don’t sulk if your first story flops, veteran tells rookies
• Jamaica Observer to pay millions more to Matalon
• Government policies contribute to Jamaica’s depreciati­ng dollar
• GM sues Fiat Chrysler over union bribes
• `Everyone was in the loop’
• President William Tubman visit to Jamaica –November 1954
• Keeping your cards safe
• WHAT TO BUY ONLINE
• Shellice Tyson shares the joy of being a parent
• Koffee cops Grammy nomination with EP
• ... New acts dominate award picks
• ISAAC ASIMOV’S SUPER QUIZ
• Who is an ENTREPRENE­UR?
• The role of entreprene­urs in economic developmen­t
• NCB manager promises to remedy problems from recent upgrades
• Take a child home for the holiday
• ‘Spratastic’ win for Dewayne Barnett
• ‘Cuisine by Noel’

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