Jamaica Gleaner - 2022-05-07

• NO SURRENDER
• Expert dismisses claim his investigat­ion was shabby
• Son laments not being able to rescue elderly dad from inferno
• Principal yearns for relief from perennial flooding problem
• Junction welcomes free Wi-Fi
• ‘I always try to fight it for my kids’
• Digitised records to boost RGD efficiency, says Green
• Residents dispute robbery claim as mob kills man
• Gov’t entreats J’cans overseas to invest in country
• Search still on for Walters matriarch
• Residents defy order to cease using Woodsville bridge
• Residents of Summerfiel­d girls’ home urged to embrace opportunit­ies
• Danny Williams School For The Deaf gets $500,000 support
• Winning the fight for workplace democracy
• Funeral appeal page launched for Bermondsey stab victims
• Book about iconic black community in Toronto published
• Human activity pushing Earth to brink of disaster
• Strike down disclosure of gun owners
• Ros vs Wade shouldn’t be overturned
• Abortion is a woman’s right – legalise it
• Monkey business
• Ja athletes to earn from Jubilee Series
• Shelly: Looking forward to doing my best
• Levell eyes fast 100m time at East Coast Internatio­nal
• Dottin hits half-century in defeat, Taylor gets better of Matthews
• Formula One star Hamilton slams piercings crackdown
• Arsenal manager Arteta signs 3-year contract extension
• Pooran plans to put his own mark on West Indies captaincy
• Title-chasing Inter recover from two goals down to win 4-2
• Barbadian trainer in Kentucky Derby with legitimate chance
• P.H.A.S.E. 1 basketball camp exposing young local players
• ISAAC ASIMOV’S SUPER QUIZ
• Madonna wants Pope Francis to met with her
• WIFE AND HUSBAND collaborat­e on 'Baby Oil'
• Erica Anderson on mothering and NFTs
• Dr Nicola Skyers: A wondrous mom
• A village shows up for Zoe Alexander and daughter Alana
• Students benefiting from Safe Passage: Safe Routes to School project

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