By Journal on September 24, 2021
Culture Week, Eve Burns, Kindergarten, Laura Elementary School, Lutok Kobban Alele, Woven hats
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Laura Elementary School opened its Culture Week on campus with a lot of fun. Students and teachers wore woven hats in support of Lutok Kobban Alele program for the week. They continued their day with Marshallese biit dances and chanting, which brought a lot of cheering and laughter from parents, students and teachers. Students at […]
By Journal on September 17, 2021
Anjanette Kattil, David Paul, Drille J. Kabua, Hirata Kabua, Jeffery SC Hsiao, KALGov, Kwajalein Atoll Local Government, Michael Kabua, Taiwan Day, Thomas Pugsley
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The Kwajalein Atoll Local Government announced the sponsorship of Taiwan Day on Ebeye to thank and recognize Taiwan’s assistance in health and agriculture. The special day was held September 9. Taiwan Ambassador Jeffery SC Hsiao and Madam Hsiao were invited, along with traditional leader Drille J. Kabua representing Iroojlaplap Michael Kabua, Nitijela Member David Paul, […]
By Journal on September 10, 2021
Council of Irooj, iroojlaplap, Kotak Loeak, Nitijela, USAG-KA
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Iroojlaplap Kotak Loeak died this past weekend at Majuro hospital following a brief illness. He was 81. For decades, the iroojlaplap served as the chairman of the Council of Irooj, a post he held until his passing last weekend. One of his last public events was speaking to the August 9 opening of Nitijela. It […]
By Journal on September 3, 2021
CMI’s SSG Solomon Sam Memorial Sports Court, College of the Marshall Islands, Gary Likiak, Geovannie Johnson, Stevenson Kotton
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GEOVANNIE JOHNSON Trying to play basketball? The College of the Marshall Islands basketball court was closed off to the public this past summer due to corrosion of the roof. The structure was built in 2013 by a visiting US Navy team and has served as a multi-purpose space for many events for sports, school fairs […]
By Journal on August 27, 2021
Alindol Candle, Benjamin Bathery, Caston Zeckious, College of the Marshall Islands, Danny Tawoj, Geovannie Johnson, Henry Seese, Jermi Boktok, Lesek Lomea, Media Club
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Want to have a video filmed professionally? Turn your old black and white photos to look like new? These employees/work study students of the College of the Marshall Islands Media Center do all this and more. CMI went back to school for the fall semester earlier this month and the campus is hopping with students, […]
By Journal on August 20, 2021
Anjanette Kattil, Australian Embassy, Brek Batley, Casten Nemra, climate change, Marise Payne, NAPA building, Wade Carruthers
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After several months of planning, the new Australian Embassy in Majuro has opened its doors at the NAPA building in Uliga. The Embassy had been temporarily based at Wallaby Downs in Long Island since April. The Australian Embassy celebrated the move with a morning tea with Foreign Minister Casten Nemra, Secretary Anjanette Kattil and her […]
By Journal on August 13, 2021
Arlington Tibon, Edward Petersen, Laura beach, LDS Church, Raymond Spaia, Relief Society, William Ring, Wilmer Joel, Young Single Adults
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WILMER JOEL Majuro Stake Relief Society of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (LDS) alongside the Young Single Adult (YSA) organization held a camping and picnic expedition at Laura Beach at the end of July. Although both groups were in the same place they were separated and scattered in different areas of […]
By Journal on August 6, 2021
Marshall Islands Shipping Corporation, MV Kwajalein, Uliga Dock
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Sunny days and calm waters are the perfect time for Uliga Dock workers to be counting and double checking the cargo that was going aboard the MV Kwajalein. The Kwajalein was chartered to the outer islands in the Ratak Chain and judging by how much cargo there was being loaded, the ship won’t be back […]
By Journal on July 30, 2021
Climate and Health arts se, College of the Marshall Islands, Geovannie Johnson, Jo-Jikum, seminar
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It’s the end of the summer semester for the College of the Marshall Islands and you know what that means? A new two-week program for Jo-Jikum to lead!The workshop is targeted to high school students who are learning songwriting, weaving or painting all related to climate issues.The Majuro-based youth organization just recently completed a film […]
By Journal on July 23, 2021
Alson Kelen, Ben Wakefield, Geovannie Johnson, German agency for international cooperation, GIZ, Raffael Held, RMI National Energy Office, Suewellynn Johannes, WAM
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Waan Aelon in Majel (Canoes of the Marshall Islands) held a launching ceremony for their collaborative project, the WAM vessel that has been named “Kõto im Al” (Wind and Sun). Afterwards, participants were able to ride the vessel around the lagoon for a short cruise using an outboard engine powered by solar panels.The project is […]