By Journal on July 1, 2021
Chewy Lin, College of the Marshall Islands, Digital storytelling, Jack Niedenthal, Jo-Jikum, Kathy Jetnil-Kijiner, Kattil Kendall, Rosenet Timius, Wilmer Joel
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WILMER JOEL Jo-Jikum is behind a two-week digital storytelling workshop for high school students at the College of the Marshall Islands that wraps up Friday.Facilitating this workshop are Kathy Jetnil Jetnil-Kijiner, Rosenet Timius and Jobod Silk, while instructing the workshop are freelance photographer/filmmaker Chewy Lin and CMI Media Club Member Kattil Kendall. A total of […]
By Journal on July 1, 2021
Alson Kelen, Ariana Tibon, Giff Johnson, Nuclear Claims Tribunal, Nuclear legacy
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GIFF JOHNSONThe low-lying Marshall Islands are consumed by climate change. Increasing ocean inundations from rising sea levels and the specter that this atoll nation could be underwater later this century has pushed Marshall Islands leaders and young people to the forefront of the global climate movement calling for action to curtail a problem they had […]
By Journal on July 1, 2021
Compact of Free Association, Fong Eu, money abuse
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Journal 7/6/2984 P3 Robot dancing competition The big disco robot competition at Marshall Islands High School drew hundreds of fans to watch the Kamikazi team from Rita take top honors. Popping into second place was the Ebeye Street Breakers and following them closely was the King of Eagles. Miss Robot, the only girls popping team, […]
By Journal on June 25, 2021
Lynn Milne, Majuro, Marshalls Billfish Club, Miss Billfish, Viola Chong Gum, Viola ChongGum, Wally Milne, yellowfin tuna
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P1 Air Tungaru leases AMI 748 The island nations of Kiribati, Tuvalu, Fiji and the Marshall Islands are closer together today as a result of an agreement signed by Air Tungaru and Air Marshall Islands whereby our 748 plane will fly weekly to Fiji via the other two nations under charter by Air Tungaru of […]
By Journal on June 25, 2021
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More than just landfill is beginning to take shape at the Jenrok ocean side area, with hardworking Pacific International Inc. workers putting in foundations of what will become a track and field area as well as a baseball field replete with bleachers. A new feature is the rebar reinforced foundations that are being installed to […]
By Journal on June 24, 2021
Geovannie Johnson, Heskey Anien, Jemton Jessi, Namu, Namu Atoll, Palles Anien, Riten Samuel, Tony Aiseia, Waikiki Lakmis, Wally Milne
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It was all smiles Tuesday afternoon for the new engine that was generously funded by the Taiwan government and being installed by Wally Milne (standing to the right of the engine). This boat is for Namu Atoll Local Government and will be shipped to the atoll as soon the next Shipping vessel is heading that […]
By Journal on June 24, 2021
Alexey Loginov, Elizaveta, Elizaveta 49-4772, Harris Kaiko, Mieco Beach Yacht Club, Mili Atoll, Russian Geographical Society
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KAREN EARNSHAW A yacht that arrived in Mili Atoll last week was on Tuesday this week reported to be headed north and was in the vicinity of Utrok Atoll. Last Thursday, Assistant Police Commissioner Harris Kaiko reached out to an official of the Mieco Beach Yacht Club, asking if the club knew anything about a […]
By Journal on June 24, 2021
Isaiah Kramer, Joss Stone, Six9Too, Six9Too Productions, Yubok Lokiar, Zeah Kramer
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Daniel Kramer’s Six9Too Productions is at it again. This week, Joss Stone, the well-known American singer and songwriter who visited Majuro in 2019, released a music video on her Facebook page featuring herself, Isaiah ‘Zeah’ Kramer, and the late Yubok Lokiar sitting on the beach at Enemanit Island having a conversation and singing a Marshallese […]
By Journal on June 18, 2021
Citizen Act 1984, Phillip Muller, RMI passports for sale
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Journal 6/22/1984P1 Revenue employees get training help from Guam IRS Revenue Division employees from the Republic’s Finance Department concluded three weeks of special training this week on methods of conducting direct and indirect audits of businesses for purposes of determining whether or not individual companies are paying the correct tax. Participants in the auditing training […]
By Journal on June 18, 2021
Arvin Jumao, Assumption Church, John Zedkaia, Maryam Schellhase, Maryann Kiluwe, Nia Wase
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WILMER JOEL To kick off the summer, Upward Bound students started their first week of school with an after-school clean up outside Assumption Church cathedral. Not all UB students from grade nine to 12 participated in this clean up. The role of community service is divided into various groups that alternate from week-to-week. The student […]