By Journal on July 8, 2021
Asena Ketedromo-Kuricivi, Baldwin Robert, Cathleen Reimers-Fernando, eener Menanso, Jaluit Elementary School, Jaluit High School, Jolame Tuwai, Junior Paul, Micheal Tibereke, Romeo Lomae, Tom Philimon, WASC
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Jaluit High School Principal Keener Menanso and Jabor Elementary School Principal Tom Phillimon received letters last week from the Accrediting Commission for Schools of Western Association Schools Commission (ACS WASC) informing them that Jabor Elementary School (K-8) and Jaluit High School (9-12) are now “Fully Accredited by WASC.” WASC has given both schools a three-year […]
By Journal on July 8, 2021
Arrak Quaratine, Covid ICU, David Kabua, Frank Underwood, Giff Johnson, Ginger kabua, Jack Niedenthal, Julia Alfred, Mary Hicking, Sandy Alfred, Two treated, UA Flight
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GIFF JOHNSON President David Kabua and his party of six became the first people in 15 months to get off a United Airlines flight in Majuro and go into quarantine at the Arrak facility when they did so this past Tuesday.The last group to come in by a United flight was Xavier High School students […]
By Journal on July 2, 2021
Engine Training, Eve Burns, National Training Council, Randon Lakjeb
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EVE BURNS No better place to learn a new life skill than at Wilfred Kendall Park in Laura. Fifteen young men are currently attending an engine-training hosted by the National Training Council. This training is scheduled to last for three months.The program is led by Randon Lakjeb who was trained as a trainer through a […]
By Journal on July 2, 2021
Amy Lacost, Bollong Joklur, Colleen Furgeson, Johnathan Jordan, Kabuati Bob, Olympics, Phillip Kinono, Terry Sasser, Tokyo
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In spite of the continued global Covid-19 pandemic and associated travel restrictions, which have already denied several Oceania countries the opportunity to participate in the Olympics, Marshall Islands will have a team at the rescheduled 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games in Tokyo next month. Rio Olympian and recent Lincoln College graduate Colleen Furgeson will again represent […]
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
Back In The Day

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 […]