Jamaica Gleaner - 2020-11-20

• Peeping Tom landlords to be punished
• Killer Causwell loses appeal
• Prepare for athlete glut.
• Family rejects claims in promoter’s death.
• NEW YEAR SURGE
• ‘Being a father is by far my favourite cap’
• Ja urged to keep eye on dengue, chik-V, Zika and malaria
• Downtown Kgn vendors forecast bleak Christmas
• Southside hopes for meaningful change
• JNHT: Mining would threaten archaeolog­ical assets in Cockpit Country
• Scrap the Constituen­cy Developmen­t Fund
• Give more Jamaicans a chance in hotel industry
• [ We need better roads, not man-made disasters
• Readers reaction to dog-attack law
• Siblings create animated YouTube channel to ENCOURAGE KIDS
• Housing CRH facilities cripples church programmes – pastor
• ‘We’re LAGGING!’
• Fear stalling football players’ union
• Tokyo Olympics: Q&A on vaccines, fans, qualifying and costs
• CDC begs Americans not to travel for Thanksgivi­ng
• McQueen’s ‘Small Axe’ traces history of London’s West Indian community
• ISAAC ASIMOV’S SUPER QUIZ
• Local gov’t campaign heats up in Chester Castle
• Painter using art to impact and inspire
• More schools to benefit from JN, partners campaign
• Pepsi-Cola launches ‘Riddim Mania’ promotion
• Sygnus donates $450,000 to cancer society
• Tropical Battery mulls merger, acquisitio­n
• Insurance stress test
• PIOJ: Job recovery forecast at four times the pace of last crisis
• SOS to sell home office gear
• BOJ projects 3% growth in postCOVID rebound
• Berger Paints banking on Christmas to close earnings gaps
• FAA clears Boeing 737 Max to fly again
• EU auditors: Antitrust probes too slow to curb tech giants

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