Jamaica Gleaner - 2022-11-03

• ABDUCTION NIGHTMARE
• Cubans on security radar
• Couple look forward to graduating together at UWI this weekend
• Unstable land causes anxiety for seniors in crumbling house
• PM calls for new civil service
• Mom detained as Bloomfield murder suspect absconds
• Businessma­n, partner among six slain in Clarendon
• Weaponisat­ion – a misguided solution for peace (Part 2)
• Bad things happen in the dark
• More questions about dead babies
• Crime monster forcing us to leave
• TALKBACK Thursday
• Push to raise funds for Falmouth Hospital mammograph­y machine continues
• British man accused of hotel rape offered bail
• Ardenne sixth-formers urged to strengthen character, build Ja
• St Ann-born lawyer now chair of immigratio­n lawyers’ group in Florida
• Prendergas­t: Mobay has not developed to its fullest potential
• 875 major crimes committed by youth over four-year period – Police chief
• Igniting our nation’s greatness
• We support lifelong learning
• Government libraries: the vehicle to the SDGS
• St James Parish Library showcases local food crops for Jamaica 60
• Sir Patrick Allen a life of service to education and the Church
• Brown Burke calls for school issues to be addressed
• STEM academy opens in Falmouth
• Canadian diplomat hails Jamaica’s tourism ‘hustle’
• Young St Thomas native rises above adversity
• Businessma­n’s cocaine case reschedule­d for December 13
• Tough route to a Rising Star nod for Hibbert
• ‘I think I did my best’
• Deon Hemmings to be honoured at film, book launch today
• JGA boss hopes CGA Four-ball Golf Championsh­ips success brings more sponsors
• Shaw calls letter criticisin­g tenure ‘disingenuo­us’
• THIS DAY IN OUR PAST
• ‘MAKE IT ANNUAL’
• Takeoff died from gunshot wounds to head, torso – autopsy
• Booker Prize winner lets ghosts of Sri Lanka’s past speak
• Netanyahu nears victory
• Russia rejoins deal on wartime grain exports
• Former gov’t minister admits sale of diplomatic passports
• Bolsonaro supporters call on military to keep him in power
• Independen­ce Day name change sparks backlash
• Guests dined with Flair at The Gleaner’s annual Breast Cancer Awareness luncheon
• Sugabuzz helps celebrate Flair’s 38-year anniversar­y with cake and takeaway boxes
• An evening with BOTTEGA
• November is FOOD MONTH!
• Esmen’s Curry Powder puts unique spin on traditiona­l curry
• Everything Curry – Kingston Curry Festival is back!
• Double the flavour with Mccormick
• NCB partners with JFDF to create exclusive epicurean experience­s for patrons
• New York wasn’t for JFDF’S 2022 Top Hog Chef Jamie Allen, but Jamaica is
• Nadz Bar and Restaurant: A savoury and sipping staple on Water Lane
• Regional group wants greater ownership of climate change response
• JCDT graduates community reps for tourism support

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