By Journal on April 26, 2019
Agnes Flood, Eomra Lokeijak, MOH, Norah Lieman, President Office, Student
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The Early Childhood Development Project was officially launched at Delap Park Tuesday this week. The $13 million multi-sectoral project will boost early childhood development in the Marshall Islands by supporting reproductive, maternal and newborn healthcare, child health and nutrition, social support to families with young children, and expanding accessibility to early learning programs. The World […]
By Journal on April 26, 2019
Jo-Jikum, Kathy Jetnit-Kijiner, Kelly Lorennij, WAM
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KELLY LORENNIJ The youth non-profit Jo-Jikum is hosting a two-week Digital Storytelling workshop on climate change, a first in the Marshall Islands, which is headed by Jo-Jikum’s Director Kathy Jetnil-Kijiner and Project Manager Jina David. The program is supported by the non-profit organization 350.org’s Pacific Regional Coordinator Fenton Lutunatabua and Campaigner Joseph Sikulu. The workshop […]
By Journal on April 19, 2019
China/Taiwan, Hilary Hosia, ICC, IOM, Japan, KUMIT, Mayors, UNDP, WUTMI
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The Marshall Islands Mayors Association launched its 28th annual conference Monday at the International Conference Center Of the 24 local governments assembled at the opening, four were a “no show.” They are: Wotho, Namdrik, Rongelap and Arno.The first week featured multiple speakers from different entities in the Majuro, including key donors from the Republic of […]
By Journal on April 19, 2019
Ebeye, Henry Peter, Jorlang, Joseph Horlang, Litokwa Tomeing, Micronitor Copy Cat Service, MIHS, Milan Edward, Ron Reagan, Selvenios, Women’s Club
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Journal 4/20/1982 P3 Ebeye group in Majuro A group from the Ebeye Catholic Women’s Club is presently in Majuro visiting the Majuro Catholic Women’s Club. The group is headed by Fr. Leonard Hacker, SJ. P7 Classifieds ARE YOU AFRAID of people like Ron Reagan, Haig (the man, not the drink!) and Thatcher? If so join […]
By Journal on April 18, 2019
Arno, Hilary Hosia, Kirtake
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HILARY HOSIA Sometimes the pathway to paradise is rugged, windy and wet. Or in this case, a 90-minute boat ride upwind on a boat (“Kirtake”) toward Arno, Arno. Not to worry, the near-nausea inherited during the bumpy trip will evaporate the minute trees and sandy beaches are in sight. Minutes later, soothing sounds of small […]
By Journal on April 18, 2019
Hilary Hosia, local police force, MALGov, Sheriff Rod Kabua
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Last Friday saw the commissioning of eight new police officers in the Majuro Atoll Local Government’s police division following an official swearing-in ceremony at the Delap police precinct. MALGov Sheriff Rod Kabua deputized the new officers: five will be community police officers while three will work under the sanitation unit.Prior to being commissioned, the officers […]
By Journal on April 18, 2019
Felix Loeak, Issac Edwards, KADA Board, Lanny Kabua, Mayor Hirata Kabua, Minister John Silk\, Odrikawa Jatios, Rebecca Bonner, Senator David Paul, Senator Maria Cantwell, US Army Garrison
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GIFF JOHNSON Leaders from Kwajalein Atoll launched efforts last week to gain funding support for new developments at Kwajalein from the US government by visiting top US military representatives and key administration officials in Washington, DC last week. The Kwajalein team presented the new Kwajalein Atoll Master Plan and an Infrastructure Development and Maintenance Plan […]
By Journal on April 12, 2019
Iroij Kabua Kabua, Iroij Mo jitiam, John Mangefel, Noel Bigler, President Amata Kabua, public works
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Journal 4/13/1982 P1 Cutoffs bring results The disconnection threat made by Public Works April 1 concerning delinquent customers of the government utility service must have worked because Public Works is $120,000 richer today from the money it collected from its customers. Public Works secretary Noel Bigler said even though there were over 400 houses that […]
By Journal on April 12, 2019
Andrew Hisiah, Hilary Hosia, KIO Club, manlui Herman
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A recent visit to Namdrik Atoll by the Ministry of Health and Human Services and the Kora In Okarane (KIO) Club generated plenty of community interest, with the whole community turning out for a range of health services provided by the visiting team. In addition, KIO members distributed water filtration systems to the residents as […]
By Journal on April 11, 2019
Gaku Hashimoto, Hashimoto, Kelly Lorennij, Mika Sato, MJCC, President Dr. Hilda Heine, Suematsu, Yakuji Nipposha
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KELLY LORENNIJ The first Japanese-Marshallese phrase book is on sale at MJCC in Delap and online on Amazon for only $25. The 248-page-long book was published last Thursday by Yakuji Nipposha, and began making its way around Majuro with co-writers Gaku Hashimoto and Mika Sato who visited the President’s Office Monday to deliver a copy. […]