By Journal on July 26, 2018
AJ Alik, Brandon Nathan, Bryant Zebedy, Cansecho Carmel, Kathy Jetnil-Kijiner, Kelly Lorennij, Kristina Reimers, Walter Jinuna
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KELLY LORENNIJ A panel for youth at the second National Climate Change Dialogue injected the passion and role of young leaders in social media, waste management, and the environment in combating climate change. Panel speakers included five “Earth Champions” — AJ Alik, Bryant Zebedy, Brandon Nathan, Walter Jinuna, and Cansecho Carmel — from the non-profit […]
By Journal on July 26, 2018
Aliyah Brown, Darcyann Muller, Kevin Harkey, Micronesian Games Media, Rutha Pedro, Sidra Triplett
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Marshall Islands women’s volleyball spiked its way into Micronesian Games consciousness unlike any previous regional competition. First, the RMI’s two beach volleyball teams — Sidra Triplett, Aliyah Brown, Rutha Pedro and Darcyann Muller — defeated Team Guam twice, ultimately winning silver and bronze medals. They fell only to undefeated Team Palau. Following this stellar finish, […]
By Journal on July 20, 2018
Daus Ittu, Enewetak, Moses Abraham
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Journal 7/17/1981 P1 Enewetak fishermen rescued Two men from Enewetak who were lost at sea in their 13-foot motor boat since June 9 were found and rescued July 9 by the MV Eagle Arrow, about 600 miles west northwest of Enewetak. Both men, Daus Ittu, 29, and Moses Abraham, 30, appeared to be in good […]
By Journal on July 20, 2018
CMI Environmental Science, Majuro Atoll Waste Company, Michael Honeth
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Fifteen CMI Environmental Science students spent exactly one hour collecting trash on the beach in the Uliga area of Majuro to study how much money they could earn with Majuro Atoll Waste Company’s new “Cash for Trash” program starting soon. The program seeks to recycle plastic and glass bottles, as well as aluminum cans by […]
By Journal on July 20, 2018
Catalino Kijiner, Dennis Momotaro, Hideyuki Mitsuoka, Rev. Jamurlok Kabua, Shinzo Abe, Tony Muller
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Japan Ambassador to the Marshall Islands Hideyuki Mitsuoka handed over much-needed heavy equipment and spare parts to the RMI government represented by Minister Tony Muller, of the Ministry of Works, Infrastructure and Utilities (MoWIU). The handover ceremony was held at MoWIU compound with many attendees including Minister of Natural Resources and Commerce Dennis Momotaro, Secretary […]
By Journal on July 19, 2018
Aliyah Brown, Bollong Joklur, Guam, Isaiah Kramer, Kaiser Muller, Marshall Islands, Micronesian games, Palau, Saipan, Sidra Triplett, Sione Aho, Waylon Muller, Yap
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Marshall Islands athletes got off to a good start earlier this week at the Micronesian Games in Yap, picking up medals in several sports. Perhaps the most remarkable medal winner is Mr. Gold himself, Waylon Muller, who at the tender age of 44, bulldogged his way to yet another gold in Yap. Waylon has won […]
By Journal on July 19, 2018
Giff Johnson, Ministry of Health and Human Services
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GIFF JOHNSON In five weeks of the TB/leprosy screening program, one-third of Majuro’s population has been checked, putting the Ministry of Health and Human Services on track for completing the screening of 26,000 Majuro residents by September. The screening also confirms predictions health officials made before the start of the program on June 12 that […]
By Journal on July 16, 2018
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The Pacific Community (SPC) invites applications for the position of: RENI Project National Coordinator Located at the Ministry of Natural Resources and Commerce in Majuro, Marshall Islands Closing date: August 5, 2018 – Job Reference: AL000061 The Pacific Community is the principal scientific and technical organisation in the Pacific region, supporting development since 1947. We […]
By Journal on July 13, 2018
Hong Kong, Marshall Islands, Nitijela
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Journal 7/10/1981 P1 Floating bar coming The Nauru Local Government Council (NLGC) is planning to build a floating bar in Majuro, according to the June 10 issue of The Nauru Post. Namura Shipyard Company of Osaka is being contracted by the NLGC to fabricate an elaborate floating steel structure which will be knocked down into […]
By Journal on July 13, 2018
Baron Bigler, Ben Reimers, Hilary Hosia, Randy Jack, Rudy Aliven
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The 36th Annual Marshall Islands Fishing Tournament generated lots of great fishing for local and visiting anglers. Captain Randy Jack of Team Nita reeled in the largest marlin, a 347 pounder. Captain Baron Bigler of Team Li-Manbwine nipped Four X Captain Ben Reimers by a single pound to win the biggest tuna competition, with a […]