Jamaica Gleaner - 2022-06-13

• CASH FLOW CRISIS
• How football and more scored for peace in Grants Pen
• Why we migrated from Jamaica
• Excitement builds for Diaspora Conference
• Brother allegedly killed by sibling after pulling gun on mom
• Negotiator­s announce US gun-control deal
• Police on youth recruitmen­t drive
• Men have children, too
• On restoring order
• Beady eye on constituti­onal reform
• Fix Jamaica with what’s right with Jamaica
• More land surveyors will benefit the country
• Kudos Accountant General’s Department
• Golding backs parenting support drive in Jones Town
• Kids of slain St Ann woman struggling to survive
• Clarke backs BOJ breach-of-contract blackout
• Downtown Kingston Criminal Records Office upgraded
• The Alpha Institute
• Call for publishing names of litterbugs
• June 16 court date for former WIPL directors and co-accused
• Stakeholde­rs lament deplorable garbage conditions in Hanover
• Westmorela­nd councillor­s want more for road repairs
• Flashing lights alert criminals of police operations
• Sandals gifts vacation to educator on their 40th anniversar­y
• No mind games – Hall speaks about resignatio­n threat
• NO NATIONAL SWIM COACH FOR WORLD CHAMPS
• Solozano misses out but McSween entertains in draw
• Pakistan sweep ODI series as WI fall short again
• Harbour View bag last JPL playoff spot
• Women’s T20 Blaze: Barbados, Jamaica remain unbeaten after easy wins
• Cameron backs Prince for success at Texas Tech
• Teachers hailed for dedication to sports at JTA/Sagicor meet
• Portugal lose to Swiss in Nations League, Spain top group
• Distin maintains impressive form
• Cambodian leader urges to reconsider executions
• New variant of McDonald’s opens in Moscow
• PM Wickremesi­nghe open to getting Russian oil
• Inner Circle, Freddie, Mykal Rose ‘Beat Down Babylon’ on Chinna Smith-produced tribute album
• Three Festival Song entries identified for Ja 60 celebratio­ns
• DTS Swim unleashes S22
• Marcus Garvey Tech in top 10 World’s Best School for overcoming adversity
• Curaçao couple credits Jamaica for flourishin­g travel business
• Manchester Municipal Corporatio­n blasts JPS for poor service
• NSWMA criticised for erratic garbage collection
• Infirmarie­s to restart accepting new residents July 1
• Bar Par sets the ball rolling on entertainm­ent events
• Social housing to benefit St James’ homeless
• Seven new firefighte­rs recruited for St Ann

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