By Journal on October 7, 2021
Assumption High School, Crystal Jotai, Culture Day, Daisy Alik-Momotaro, Dexter Carland, Elbon Bejang, Elizabeth Kaneko, Glawd Edwards, Hemin Lometo, Hermon Lajar, Hiroko Obeketang, Jasmiann Ebol, Josepha Maddison, Kyle Anjain, Lena Samson Kesler Joash, Lutok Kobban Alele 2021, Majuro Baptist Christian Academy, Manit Day, Marshall Islands High School, Marshalls Christian High School, Melanie Laidrik, Melinta Lewis, Morris Jekkar, Mr. Kapeel, Mrs Wut, Tyson Bokloj, Wilmer Joel, Zoe Abraham
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WILMER JOEL Lutok Kobben Alele culture ceremony last week wouldn’t have been exhilarating without the prodigious float parade with all the Mrs. Wut and Mr. Kapeel from each of the nine high schools in Majuro. Each of these contestants represented the tools and flowers that embody the Marshallese culture. Organizing and taking charge of the […]
By Journal on October 1, 2021
Flu, influenza, John Iaman, Majuro
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Journal 10/3/1970 P1 Flu got you? The present influenza epidemic still has a firm grip on most of the Marshalls District. As of Thursday, all islands, except the southern islands, had reported cases of the flu, according to Dr. John Iaman, district director of Health Services. Iaman said during the past week 977 cases of […]
By Journal on October 1, 2021
Abacca Anjain-Maddison, Arlin Tomeing, Arrak Quarantine Facility, quarantine, US Army Garrison Kwajalein Atoll
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Former First Lady Arlin Tomeing was among 43 people who arrived in the RMI this week Tuesday to begin a two-week quarantine. Seven people deplaned at Majuro for isolation at the Arrak Quarantine Facility, while 36 are quarantining at the US Army Garrison — Kwajalein Atoll. Deputy Chief Secretary Abacca Anjain-Maddison said Wednesday in a […]
By Journal on September 30, 2021
Ace Doulatram, All Micronesia Fishing Tournament, Ambros Inc, Baron Bigler, Berry Muller, Budweiser, Damien Milne, Debby Schutz, Ian Pickering, Kooki Pinho, Ladie Jack, Loreen Bigler, Marshalls Billfish Club, Nixon Jibas, Ronnie Reimers, Team Great Britain, Team KBE, Wilmer Joel
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Plenty of fish, but no seriously large ones, highlighted the 29th Annual All Micronesia Fishing Tournament in Majuro hosted by the Marshalls Billfish Club last weekend. Team Kirtake Captain Ronnie Reimers won the marlin contest and $4,000 with a 194lb marlin. Interestingly, two categories of fish had anglers tied for the top prizes, while Team […]
By Journal on September 30, 2021
Beverlyn Anjolok, Chewy Lin, Daina Lafita, Emosi Maitokana, Goodwin Silk, Julius Muertuge, Kainoah Kaminaga, Leban Lang, Marshall Islands High School, Maryam Schellhase, Maryann Kiluwe, Masino Kulene, MIHS, Namiko Nashion, Teraoi Naibunaki, Theda Breshg, Wilmer Joel
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WILMER JOEL Marshall Islands High School (MIHS) enhanced the Culture Week spirit and celebration with their second Mini-Manit King and Queen Pageant last week at the school’s compound. The idea of establishing a King and Queen contestant came from the former student body government officers of 2019-2020 which was approved by the school administration and […]
By Journal on September 30, 2021
Angeline Heine-Reimers, Chewy Lin, Dren in Mour, Eve Burns, Fern Lehman-Stege, Florence Edwards, Francyne Wase-Jacklick, John F Kennedy, July Note, Katoj Park, KIO Club, Kora in Okrane, Michael Trevor, Mike Trevor, Neijon Edwards, Peggy Trevor, Yoshiko Capelle
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EVE BURNS Kora In Okrane (KIO) has been around for 15 years making amazing and beneficial contributions to the Marshall Islands. Last weekend they celebrated their anniversary — and so popular is this organization that people voluntarily donated over $3,000 to KIO during Saturday night event. The KIO ladies turned the Marshall Islands Resort’s Melele […]
By Journal on September 24, 2021
Amata Kabua, Back in the Day, landowners, Majuro, Stop Lagoon disposal, trash
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Journal 9/26/1980 P1 Dependence or independence? President Amata Kabua in a radio interview September 16 Sid he believes the US wants to keep the Marshalls dependent. “It is now very clear that the US wants to keep us in a state of begging.” Reacting to US blocking of the Japanese satellite communication offer and perhaps […]
By Journal on September 24, 2021
Culture Week, Eve Burns, Kindergarten, Laura Elementary School, Lutok Kobban Alele, Woven hats
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Laura Elementary School opened its Culture Week on campus with a lot of fun. Students and teachers wore woven hats in support of Lutok Kobban Alele program for the week. They continued their day with Marshallese biit dances and chanting, which brought a lot of cheering and laughter from parents, students and teachers. Students at […]
By Journal on September 23, 2021
Chewy Lin, Covid Era, Jojo Kramer, Pacific International Inc., tuna industry, UN’s Food and Agriculture Organization, YouTube
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Jojo Kramer is featured in a newly released video that is viewable on YouTube. It’s called Marshall Islands: Making more out of tuna, and it features Jojo talking about how his family company, Pacific International Inc., is engaging in the tuna industry — handling tuna unloading into freezer containers for export and servicing the large […]
By Journal on September 23, 2021
Annual Fishing Tournament, Debby Schutz, Eve Burns, Marshall Islands Billfish Club, Micronesia, RMI-USP Program, RRE Shoreline
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Debby Schutz is Miss All-Micronesia for the annual fishing tournament that will be held Friday and Saturday this week — the 29th annual tourney hosted by the Marshalls Billfish Club. Weigh in of the angelers’ catches will happen each day by the Marshalls Billfish Club clubhouse at RRE Shoreline from 5pm. If any one individual […]