By Journal on March 29, 2018
Amenta Matthew, Elhadj As Sy, Jack Niedenthal, John Silk, Kalani Kaneko, Ladie Jack, Vasemaca Savu
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KELLY LORENNIJ International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Secretary General Elhadj As Sy spent several days in Majuro earlier this month, visiting with top-level RMI government leaders and people in communities around Majuro Atoll. The IFRC Secretary General met with Acting President Amenta Matthew and Cabinet members the day following his arrival. Discussions […]
By Journal on March 29, 2018
Ally Alefaio, Andrew Garrod, Atmis Kaious, Bonny Taggart, Bryant Zebedy, Chase Domnick, Grease, Jeita Peter, Jobod Silk, Joe Doyle, Milner Okney, Nehmaer Loeak, Nikita Luke, Rachel Raczynski, Tanya Fawkes, Terosa David, Youth Bridge Global
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HILARY HOSIA The biggest fear Grease actors and actresses shared does not happen on stage: it’s not remembering to deliver the correct line or the worry of projecting a clear voice while executing a dance routine. It’s what happens after the show. Throughout the six back-to-back shows in early March, the audience exploded in ecstasy […]
By Journal on March 29, 2018
Bruno Loyale, circus, Magicland Circus
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Journal 3/27/1981 P1 Ailinglaplap Bakilkil airport dedicated The Bakilkil airport was dedicated March 27 in a festive and elaborate ceremony. With three planes on the airport and three ships anchored in the lagoon, it was was certainly the largest event in recent years at the peaceful island of Airok. P5 Joma Robert new JHS principal […]
By Journal on March 23, 2018
Ailinglaplap, Ailuk, airport, Bakilkil, Hemos Jack, Majuro, runway, Utrik
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Journal 3/20/1981 P2 Ailuk to get airfield soon One of three government landing craft utilities left Majuro last week for Ailinglaplap with personnel and necessary equipment to compact and extend several hundred feet of Bakilkil airport at Ailinglaplap. Secretary of Resources and Development Hemos Jack said after completion of the Ailinglaplap runway renovation, the LCU […]
By Journal on March 23, 2018
Emma Kabua-Tibon, Francyne Wase-Jacklick, Iia Graham, KIO Club, Monique Graham, Shamanda Hanerg, UNDP, United Nations Development Program, Yoshiko Yamaguchi-Capelle
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The United Nations Development Program’s GEG Small Grant program is supporting an extension of the KIO Club’s “One Household Per Smokeless Stove Project and Distribution of Water Filters” project for households around the Marshall Islands. KIO Club President Emma Kabua-Tibon and UNDP Program Manager Yoshiko Yamaguchi-Capelle signed the agreement earlier this week. The grand of […]
By Journal on March 22, 2018
Arno, Carl Ingram, Ebadon, Ebeye, Ingrid Kabua, Mejatto, New Zealand, Pacific Judicial Strengthening Initiative, Traditional Rights Court
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Chief Justice Carl Ingram and the Pacific Judicial Strengthening Initiative (PJSI) hosted a local Access to Justice Workshop in Majuro, Marshall Islands last week. The Workshop was well attended by fifty members of the community, prosecutors, defenders and members of the bar together with the judges and court staff from the High, District and Traditional […]
By Journal on March 22, 2018
Canvasback Missions, Elson Helkena, Kenyon Johnson, Lela Elloway, Mariza Mendoza, orthopedic
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HILARY HOSIA At the beginning of the month, 23 Canvasback Missions OBGYN specialists departed Majuro to the US after seeing 567 patients. Then last week, 20 more miracle workers arrived in Majuro, only this time on an orthopedic visit that, as of Monday, screened 187 patients with 19 completed surgeries out of 31 scheduled operations. […]
By Journal on March 22, 2018
Ailuk, Bikini, Bravo Nuclear Test, Meisei University, Nuclear Survivor, Outrigger, Rongelap, Seiichiro Takemine, Tempo Alfed, Utrik
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SEIICHIRO TAKEMINE Ailuk islander Tempo Alfred, 77, died in Majuro earlier this month. One of a dwindling number of elder Marshallese survivors of the US nuclear weapons testing program, Tempo was born on Ailuk. As a 13-year-old boy, he was an eyewitness to the March 1, 1954 Bravo hydrogen bomb test. He remembered a flash […]
By Journal on March 16, 2018
crime, Jerry Kramer, Pacific International Inc., PII
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Journal 3/5/1978 P1 Marshalls ConCon resumes The Marshall Islands Constitutional Convention resumed here last week after a long recess. A final draft constitution is expected to be finalized within the week. A date for a vote on the document, which calls for a parliamentary form of government, is expected to be proposed soon by the […]
By Journal on March 16, 2018
Fiji National University, Giff Johnson, Greg Dever, Kavekini Neidiri, nurse practitioners
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GIFF JOHNSON An event of importance took place Tuesday this week as a group of nurse practitioners graduated following an 18-month course run by the Fiji National University. It was a groundbreaking course in more ways than one. First, the 12 nurse practitioners who graduated will dramatically increase the pool of local primary health care […]