487K views · 10K reactions | One year ago, The Gleaner shared Andrew Nelson’s story. Born with no legs, the now 43-year-old has never allowed that to stop him from going about the business of life. From climbing trees to earning a living as a landscaper, furniture maker and farmer, he moves about with great energy and agility. Read more: https://jamaica-gleaner.com/article/news/20210614/andrew-nelson-powering-through-his-challenges #GLNRToday | Jamaica Gleaner | Facebook

541K views · 10K reactions | “One hundred never looked so good.” That...

323K views · 8.9K reactions | Mind-blowing hardly seems appropriate to describe Corporal Norris Barrett’s natural toy-making skills. The St Mary native who, like many other Jamaican boys from the country, grew up making his own toys from juice boxes and other discarded items, creates realistic heavy-equipment toys which can rival any store-manufactured products. Read more: https://jamaica-gleaner.com/article/news/20210730/norris-barrett-toying-idea #GLNRFeatures | Jamaica Gleaner | Facebook

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COMING IN THE SUNDAY GLEANER: George Wright speaks! The embattled Westmoreland Central MP on his return to Gordon House, the legislative agenda and his future in politics. Get your copy at newsstands islandwide, the eGleaner or at www.jamaica-gleaner.com | Jamaica Gleaner

5.7K views · 81 reactions | Members of the public joined forces with members of the neighbouring communities for a beach cleaning exercise at Sirgany Beach in Kingston on Sunday, July 19. Scores of garbage bags were filled from plastics and other debris which littered the shoreline. (: Gladstone Taylor, Latania Jonelle Hall) #GLNRToday | Jamaica Gleaner | Facebook

While the Excelsior High school community celebrated their ISSA Manning Cup and Olivier Shield titles, Deanroy Bromfield, the school’s principal, said their success was due to years of work between the school’s administrative staff and the team’s management staff. Speaking yesterday during the school’s celebrations, Bromfield hailed the work done by the management staff led by head coach Keon Broderick. Read more: https://jamaica-gleaner.com/article/sports/20260110/principal-bromfield-credits-lo