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
Feature Articles

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 […]
By Journal on July 12, 2018
College of the Marshall Islands, Ione deBrum, Jaluit High School, Marshalls Christian High School
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A group of 40 students is spending part of their summer working on Ebon Atoll. Ebon Mayor Ione deBrum organized for the group of students from Jaluit High School, Marshalls Christian High School at Rongrong Island and the College of the Marshall Islands to engage in a summer of “learning and earning.” “They have just […]
By Journal on July 12, 2018
Bruce Bilimon, Carl Ingram, David Kramer, Drauna Waqasokolala’s, Ingrid Kabua
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HILARY HOSIA The Marshall Islands Judiciary System and Marshall Islands Resort sit at the top of the audit pyramid for their exemplary unqualified audit reports a week into the Public Accounts Committee’s annual oversight hearings at the Nitijela Conference Room. Following testimony from judiciary staff members, PAC Chairman Senator Bruce Bilimon of Maloelap was effusive […]
By Journal on July 12, 2018
Jimmy Kemem, Kanchi Hosia, Stephen Cathers
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Rita Elementary School and Laura High School were approved for accreditation last week by the US-based Western Association of Schools and Colleges, bringing to four the number of public schools in RMI that have US accreditation. Public School System Commissioner Kanchi Hosia announced the WASC decisions at a PSS-sponsored dinner for teachers last Thursday at […]
By Journal on July 6, 2018
Air Marshall Islands, Majuro
Back In The Day

Journal 7/3/1981 P11 It’s time to pay The Department of Public Works has set July 31 as the date for settlement of all past due utility bills. The Department said it will disconnect all houses with delinquent accounts after July 31. The announcement pointed out that the public owes the department $360,000. P11 Speaker visits […]
By Journal on July 6, 2018
Deaf Education, Judith Coryell, Mellanie Lee, Vasemaca Savu
Feature Articles

A group of students working toward their bachelor degrees at the College of the Marshall Islands have learned to build a range of devices to assist students with disabilities. This is part of the second year of the Navigating Student Success in the Pacific (NSSP) where scholars are earning a BA degree in Education and/or […]
By Journal on July 5, 2018
Chris deBrum, Hilary Hosia, Larry Hernandez, Melven Aliven, Miss Billfish Kathleen deBrum, Miss Urok Moritha Milne, Ronnie Reimers, Rudy Aliven, Wally Milne
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This weekend Majuro will be the focus of the annual two-day fishing bash — both anglers and bottom fishermen — starting on the Fishermen’s Day national holiday Friday. Miss Urok Moritha Nena Milne and Miss Billfish Kathleen deBrum will be on hand to welcome fishermen during the weigh ins at dockside both days. Majuro Urok […]