Jamaica Gleaner - 2021-09-30

• Break-up sparked killings, abduction
• Bauxite levy back
• Occupants of razed former Marley home seek help
• ‘This is not a documentar­y’
• Shopkeeper­s evading health inspectors in Manchester
• Tribute to Dr William A.A. Foster
• I have captured video of a crime, now what?
• Recalibrat­e the vaccinatio­n message
• Plant a tree every month
• Not an anti-vaxxer but seeking some answers
• Kudos, Commodore WemyssGorm­an
• New Works choking under raw sewage
• ‘I don’t know how to remove Xavier from my life’
• Delay to next athletics season possible
• Benfica thump Barca 3-0 in CL
• Francis on the road to recovery
• ‘WE BELIEVED IN OURSELVES’
• Miller worried about cricket’s inactivity
• Henry fears mental strain from biennial World Cups
• UK, France at loggerhead­s over post-Brexit fishing rights
• Parliament gives green light to republican status
• Ethiopia crisis ‘stain on our conscience’
• Court awards multimilli­on-dollar compensati­on to J’can woman
• Vaccine mandates squeeze some of world’s poorest
• WRHA denies claims of falsely declaring deaths COVID-19-related
• YouTuber Jayda Cheaves, Gregory Wright fined $1.6 million on gun charges
• Charly B remains infatuated with reggae and the Jamaican lifestyle
• ‘View’ hosts say they had false-positive COVID tests
• THIS DAY IN OUR PAST
• CELLAR 8 UNVEILS NEW MENU THAT UPSELLS wine and healthier lifestyles
• Dining with a view at Kanopi House
• ‘ZERO MATTERS’
• Scientist hands in ‘shopping list’ for upcoming climate talks
• Jamaica gives thanks for its seafarers on World Maritime Day
• Seafarers at the core of global trade
• HUMAN ELEMENT
• JAMAICA’S SUCCESSFUL WOMEN
• We must do better to support our seafarers
• WORLD MARITIME DAY 2021
• My dearest Karen
• FROM STEPDAUGHT­ERS
• SALUTE TO OUR SISTER SWAN, KAREN A. SMITH

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