Jamaica Gleaner - 2021-11-10

• Guy hints at COVID PCR test scam
• ‘He hasn’t been to Jamaica in 25 years’
• Brown Burke bashes new sixth-form mandate
• Witness feared cops had case against him before he turned on gang
• Does Kevin Smith have any resemblanc­e to Alexander Bedward?
• OACPS/CARIFORUM & EU: What’s happening now?
• Paulwell’s lobbying idea deserves attention
• Give off-resort wedding industry a fighting chance
• Rescue the perishing Montego Bay
• Tourism’s queen of craft, Melody Haughton, dies
• Policymake­rs have been operating at cross purposes – Lyew-Ayee Jr
• IT WAS HELL growing up in JAMAICA – gay man
• Prisoners devastated by decision to deny them early release – Lawyer
• Weather, staffing hiccups delay reopening for four schools
• Priest recounts abduction by gang
• ‘WE CAN GET IT DONE’
• Angry Villa fans rev up Twitter on Bailey call-up
• Shorter races, ratings by bicycle weight for triathlon
• Livingston­e grateful for Bell/Ziadie award
• NZ’s Williamson wary of injury-hit England
• Kellier ready take advantage of new opportunit­y
• ‘Jasper was the profession­al’
• LURE OF LUCY to extend win streak in St Elizabeth Distaff
• Bernard: KC as good as any team
• Minto Primary set to reopen on Friday
• Red tape main cause of region’s economic blues
• Student donates 450 masks to two primary schools
• Red Rose Fish Market to reopen next week
• Wisynco setting up new distributi­on hub out west
• Lawyers seek settlement amid POCA pushback
• Seprod leases new warehouse after fire, resumes operation
• The Coming Digital Tsunami
• Latam’s talented ability to misgovern
• Now largely vaccinated, Cubans prepare to welcome tourists
• Chilean president impeached over Pandora Papers revelation
• Comedians, cannabis companies push new marijuana legalisati­on campaign
• Whistleblo­wer gets US$24m in Hyundai-Kia engine recall case
• Storied General Electric to split into three public companies
• TREATING EPILEPSY
• PNEUMONIA: The biggest infectious killer
• Crowd surge wasn’t mentioned in Astroworld operationa­l plan
• NO TIME TO DIE
• Telling the story of Jamaica through art
• ‘Don’t forget us, please!’
• Keishia Thorpe: Jamaica-born US educator gives teachers a seat at the table

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