Jamaica Gleaner - 2023-05-15

• SURVIVAL STORY
• Triple murder rocks the West, tougher policing measures coming
• Public health workers ‘used to’ violent flare-ups in west Kingston
• Multicare Foundation seeking mentors for at-risk youths
• Lands identified for cemetery in Sandy Bay
• The integrity of leadership
• Why are circles important in the Caribbean
• Preparing for nuclear power
• Build wells to solve water problem
• Don’t rush constituti­onal reforms
• Overflowin­g water from mangrove channel plaguing Falmouth
• Manchester councillor­s blast JPS for poor service, lack of representa­tion
• Hanover police to get tougher on gunmen
• Trelawny officials ‘not aware’ Chuck offered to repair Falmouth courthouse
• ... crash hotspots to receive rumble strips
• Attorney urges Jamaicans to educate themselves on constituti­onal reform
• 10th UTech/Joan Duncan memorial lecture to focus on entertainm­ent
• Stained-glass window shows dark-skinned Christ, stirs questions about race
• EV start-up hopes tiny car will make it big
• SVF promotes early childhood learning through reading
• Volunteers invited for National Labour Day project
• Harbour View on a mission
• PFJL moving to reward regular season winners in JPL
• Davis maintains good form on college circuit
• Barcelona lift Spanish league title for first time since 2019
• WI men’s and women’s teams heading Down Under
• Spinner Narine inspires KKR win in IPL
• THIS DAY IN OUR PAST
• Attorney pursuing available and necessary action against blogger
• Gamma. taps Naomi Campbell to spearhead Africa, Middle East expansion
• Iley Dread drops new single from behind bars
• The National Chorale ‘repurposin­g a rich heritage’
• Gospel reggae artiste thrilled at reaction to ‘I Love You’
• Bastan Quan finds a ‘New Gear’

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