Jamaica Gleaner - 2022-09-17

• Family stunned as welcome party for brother descends into funeral plans
• Murder convict lashes judge
• Quickstep celebrates completion of new basic school
• St Andrew East Rural residents call for road repairs
• Alarm bells triggered as polio resurfaces amid waning vax take-up in Americas
• PNP looks to shake up leadership selection process
• More statements to be collected in Donna-lee murder case
• Janitor Juline Johnson happy to serve for 30 years
• Lennon High School footballer­s fête frontline workers
• Lupus Foundation to receive aid from the ACPJ
• UK Jamaicans share reflection­s, tributes on the Queen’s passing
• Can King Charles stop the Republican­ism shift?
• Former diplomats, volunteers launch associatio­n to strengthen Jamaica-japan relations
• More openness in party financing
• Celebrate our mothers in their many manifestat­ions
• Let’s get serious about education
• Catch as catch can
• Future entreprene­ur bags eight CAPE passes
• Jamaica must ‘walk and chew gum at the same time’
• UN warns up to 345 million people marching towards starvation
• Water begins receding in worst flood-hit south
• Floods kill 10; survivors plucked from roofs, trees
• Hallgrimss­on hopes for cooperatio­n from Blake
• New Reggae Boyz coach wants fresh start
• St Catherine hold JC to 0-0 draw
• Fulham, Villa win as EPL resumes with tributes to Queen
• Five players sent off in Camperdown-papine clash
• Vere stay perfect after win over Kemps Hill
• Haynes: King can play anchor role
• Reggae Boyz target Toney gets England call-up
• Red Bull Car Park Drift set to ignite Catherine Hall
• Gilbert hopes Excelsior’s footballer­s will win scholarshi­ps
• Rosh Reign envisions ‘Firm’ musical empire
• Funeral for entertaine­r killed at Judgement Yard set for Sunday
• Silk floral arrangemen­ts give couple new lease on décor and business
• JCF being equipped to battle transnatio­nal crimes
• Matalon appointed chairman of IYF

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