Jamaica Gleaner - 2020-11-17

• BITING BACK
• Cops hunt suspects in party assault
• Court fight looms over Puerto Bueno permit
• Portland bridge closed as danger hole opens
• The long road home
• Gov’t urged to rid streets of stray dogs
• Bustamante seeing more children with gunshot, sexual injuries
• Markland for mayor
• Health informatio­n management, COVID-19 and NIDS
• Beware of security dangers of online learning
• What is the plan for communitie­s around Heroes Park?
• [ Protect the environmen­t for the next generation­s
• Readers’ reactions, responses to proposed Dry Harbour Mountain mining
• Harvest rainwater for agricultur­e
• It’s not too late to save for a debt-free Christmas
• Gift and craft entreprene­urs encouraged to use case studies
• Shavuot to boost global reach with Export Max III
• Adapting to COVID-19
• ADVANTUM donates tablets to Tavares Gardens Primary
• EU, UK enter tension-filled week seeking post-Brexit deal
• Macron hosts Pompeo after congratula­ting Biden
• Trump aide promises ‘very profession­al transition’ to Biden
• The Pesticides Review Committee of the Pesticides Control Authority
• Dangers of illegal repackagin­g
• Personal protective equipment and poison prevention
• How to import pesticides
• Reducing risk posed by highly hazardous pesticides in Ja
• BENEFITS OF PESTICIDES
• Follow the guidelines on labels
• Applying for citizenshi­p as a spouse of a UK citizen
• Does age matter?
• How can I get a waiver for this five-year ban?

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