By Journal on March 24, 2023
1998, Asian Development Bank/RMI government report, Back in the Day, Off track, Reform
Back In The Day

Journal 3/28/1986 P11 Mineo promoted at BOG The Bank of Guam promoted Mineo Mista to the position of assistant Vice President in charge of operations. Mineo is the first Marshallese to attain a vice presidency with the bank. Journal 3/27/1998 P1 Gamblers get royal flush After days of strong debate in the Nitijela and political […]
By Journal on March 24, 2023
100meters, Hermon Lajar, Hilary Hosia, Jenrok track and field facility, Majuro Day, masters category, runners, Weiki Lanki
Feature Articles

“Hey, wait for me, where do I sign up?” came the faint voice of Hermon Lajar seconds before the 100 meter race for the masters category began during the second day of Majuro Day games at the track and field stadium in Jenrok. Officials raised their red flags to accommodate the last minute request and […]
By Journal on March 23, 2023
79th Majuro Day, Brenson Wase, Bryan Lejjena, Chewy Lin, David Kabua, Irooj Kilom Ishiguro, Lawson Matauto, Majuro Atoll Local Government, Track and field facility, United Church of Christ, Wilmer Joel
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WILMER JOEL For the 79th Majuro Day last Friday and Saturday, the playing ground for the upcoming Micronesian Games was opened to the public for the second time. “There have been many changes throughout the year in how we practice and celebrate Majuro Atoll’s Liberation Day,” said Mayor Ladie Jack during the closing ceremony. “But […]
By Journal on March 23, 2023
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, Covid, Elder Becker, Elder Hirata, first batch, John Kendall, K&K Island Pride Supermarket, Lojkar, Long Island, missionaries, Wilmer Joel
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WILMER JOEL Missionaries from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS) from around the world are being dispatched to our islands after a three-year absence. This is big news for LDS members across the country and local missionaries who were in need of more manpower. On April 2020 around 50 LDS missionaries left […]
By Journal on March 23, 2023
2024, Asia Pacific Airlines, Covid, Delap, Giff Johnson, III, Joey Miranda, Micro Games, National Olympic Committees, Pacific International Inc., postponed, sports federations, Tony Muller, US Federal Aviation Administration
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GIFF JOHNSON The Micronesian Games were postponed last week, the second time in two years for the regional sports competition to be delayed. As the July 22 opening of the Micronesian Games began to loom large — the daily countdown sign in Delap had ticked down into the 120s — it became increasingly clear in […]
By Journal on March 17, 2023
copra production, Nitijela, plane schedules, ship schedules
Back In The Day

Journal 3/21/1986 P1: US & RepMar: Accord at Kwajalein The RMI and US governments jointly announced March 15 the signing of an Interim Use Agreement Extension for the Kwajalein Missile Range. After several months of deliberations between RMI and IS officials, RMI Chief Secretary Oscar deBrum and US negotiator Janet McCoy worked out the final […]
By Journal on March 17, 2023
ECC gym, Giff Johnson, Micronesian games, Pacific International Inc.
Feature Articles

GIFF JOHNSON From the opening of the ECC gym in Delap in 1997 to its closure in 2011 due to roof damage, I spent a remarkable amount of time inside it. Playing basketball, coaching teams, refereeing games, running training clinics for coaches and referees, managing sports events. If it had to do with basketball at […]
By Journal on March 16, 2023
Chris deBrum, Likiep, Likiep Atoll, US Department of Interior
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A new dock at Likiep Atoll is nearing completion. The funding for the dock was provided by the Department of Interior through its Maintenance Assistant Program. Likiep Local Government advisor Chris deBrum estimated that the work is 90 percent complete for the dock. “Our local guys are working day and night to complete the project,” […]
By Journal on March 16, 2023
Jack Chong Gum, Marshalls Energy Company, US Army Corps of Engineers
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The most pressing problem facing MEC is the construction of a replacement building to house new generators that will be installed in the first power plant, originally built in 1982. Many of the Marshalls Energy Company’s improvement plans hinge on a new power plant building to house two or three new engines that are to […]
By Journal on March 16, 2023
Barbara Ned, Marshall Islands High School, Marty Mark, MIHS, Wilmer Joel
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WILMER JOEL Students at Marshall Islands High School are being denied entry to their classes after 8:15am. The school gate still remains open, but the school administration has advised teachers to send students home and not let them in. According to a MIHS administrator this is not a new policy and it is to discipline […]