Jamaica Gleaner - 2024-02-19

• ARE YOU ... BEING SERVED?
• ‘Nobody never know sey him leave’
• ‘Kindling flames of curiosity’
• St Thomas’ dynamic duo dedicate their lives to education
• Sister remains hopeful months after elderly woman vanished at church convention
• No manifestos to debate
• Sincerity and truth
• No time to lose on cognitive decline in workplace
• JTA jubilee reset
• Why are church leaders so silent?
• There is hope for Papine Market
• Misconcept­ion about Patois
• Minority leader in HMC, opponent express confidence over Hanover Eastern
• Hardest parish council seats to win in St Ann for PNP, JLP
• CoolMarket opens walk-in store after a decade of online operations
• Multimilli­on-dollar medical centre to open in Christiana
• Solemn monument to Japanese American WWII detainees lists more than 125,000 names
• Over 400 detained as country mourns death of Alexei Navalny
• Ex-Prime Minister Thaksin gets free on parole
• New Fortress Energy Foundation awards engineerin­g/STEM scholarshi­ps
• Nakashka expands local distributi­on of Moy Hall Estate Coffee
• Jamaica museum extends cultural programme to Atlanta high schools
• Chung: JFF committed to women’s league
• Perfect performanc­e for McConnell and Sanz
• JC strongman Dunn staying humble ahead of Champs
• Gayle: Waterhouse focused on top-six spot
• Relays performanc­e list shaken up by Corporate Area Champs
• Matt strike sets up shock win for Walsall
• Puma ‘forever faster’ with JOA at Champs
• Jaiswal stars in India’s record 434-run win
• Man United pushing for top-four spot
• Powell, Pollard taste defeat in PSL
• Father Witty’s ‘feisty wife’ keeps him youthful at 70
• ‘Bob Marley: One Love’ rakes in day-one record $14M in North America; estimated $80M globally
• ACIJ/JMB rebrands its February programme to AYA
• What do we know about Sora, OpenAI’s new text-to-video generator?
• ‘Self-love’ might seem selfish ...

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