Jamaica Gleaner - 2020-06-26

• Last hurrah for Dunrobin Primary seniors
• Seaweed influx could provide opportunit­ies
• No criminals in uniforms
• ‘Don’t touch our heritage’
• Put the sails back on Windrush
• Misinterpr­etation of governor general’s insignia
• Advocating for release of other inmates
• Controllin­g imported COVID-19 cases
• Fair Trading Commission cannot set prices
• School boards need more qualified persons – Small
• Foster-Allen: Vital learning skills lost during summer
• New twist in Dovecot expansion dispute
• ‘Minister, we can’t breathe’
• PNP ‘gravely concerned’ about Gov’t silence as US takes aim at Cuba
• Frank concerns
• US martyred bin Laden – Khan
• US, EU working to resume transatlan­tic travel
• Teachers agree to one-year pay cut
• 2022 start for MoBay bypass works
• Ras-I thrills souls on The Harry J Live Couch Series
• JMMB Goal Getter series shares keys to thriving in changing job
• ICWI expands branch network amid pandemic
• Jamaican Teas heading for strong finish
• Jampro pitching seven limestone packages to big investors
• Pandemic business continuity insurance possible but pricey
• Court approves virtual meetings for 16 listed companies
• Turkey: Tourism And Remittance­s fallout
• US economy contracts 5%, worse likely to come

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