By Journal on January 17, 2020
Ejit Islands, Hilary Hosia, Likrok Joash, Likrok Kelen, Majuro, Walur Kelen
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The eldest Bikinian died last week Wednesday at her home in Ejit Island, Majuro. Lirok Joash, who was 95, was in good health virtually until the day she died last week. She was one of the original 167 Bikinians who were relocated from Bikini in 1946 to make way for the first post-World War II […]
By Journal on January 10, 2020
Ebe, Eve Burns, Maloelap, marsha, Pohnpei
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Despite the ban on travel to outer islands being ended, the dengue problem continues to hit Majuro hard. The number of cases are piling up, with over 20 new suspected and confirmed cases seen at Majuro hospital on several days over the past week. The RMI is nearing 2,000 dengue cases. Ebeye has not reported […]
By Journal on January 3, 2020
Christmas, Hilary Hosia, Jebtas, Marshall Islands, Ulija Protestant
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HILARY HOSIA Bye bye to plastic bags full of candies. I remember as a kid going home with a plastic bag full of candies from church on Christmas Day. I remember sitting on the church floor, one littered with candy wrappers of all sorts. I remember making the hard decision to leave my space knowing […]
By Journal on December 27, 2019
Billma Peter, Eve Burns, Laura, Miss Marshall Islands, OCIT
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EVE BURNS Laura was visited by Santa and his helpers last Saturday. The parade was hosted by the Chamber of Commerce. OCIT, Bank of Guam, police, and Red Cross all helped with the parade and gave Laura people a great time and many goodies. Although the kids were excited for Santa and candies, they were […]
By Journal on December 20, 2019
airport, Ajeltake, Billa peter, Hilary Hosia, Laura, Marshall Islands Red Cross Society, Santa Claus
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The 2019 Christmas Parade is due to continue this Saturday following what veteran parade announcers William Ring, Lisa Muller and Rosalie Mottelang called “one of the biggest turnouts” in years last Saturday. Despite not continuing past the airport point last weekend, thousands of kids of all ages, including big kids (adults) came out to see […]
By Journal on December 13, 2019
Arno, Hawaii, Hilary Hosia, Majuro, Majuro Hospital, Minister Nidel Lorak, Nitojela
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Flags flew at half-mast this week for six-term Arno Senator and Minister Nidel Lorak, who died recently at Majuro hospital. The government held a state funeral at Nitijela Wednesday this week. He served in Nitijela from 1992 to 2016, and was minister of four different ministries. After graduating with a BA from the University of […]
By Journal on December 6, 2019
Hilary Hosia, Power 103.5
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HILARY HOSIA The 2020 New Year’s Block Party Committee will be sending one lucky winner on a round trip to Hawaii following what is anticipated to be the “mother of all parties” kicking off New Year’s Eve in downtown Uliga — all for the price of a dollar-raffle ticket. In addition, Power 103.5FM will be […]
By Journal on November 29, 2019
Courthouse, Giff Johnson, Majuro, Mudge Samuel, Robson Almen
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GIFF JOHNSON Nearly four years after the 2015 election, the RMI Supreme Court recently issued its opinion in former Mayor Mudge Samuel’s lawsuit attempting to overturn Ladie Jack’s election victory. The Supreme Court upheld the High Court’s decision, which confirmed the correctness of Jack’s election. The Supreme Court panel said the High Court’s ruling “leaves […]
By Journal on November 22, 2019
Faith Kabua, Hilary Hosia, kalani Enos, LKC Band, Miracle Kabua, Nicky Wajar, Randy Rile Enos
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HILARY HOSIA In the past decade, Kava has increasingly become the social drink of choice on Ebeye — more so that the word itself has become a common household name used on a daily basis next to words such as wia (buy), mona (eat/food), taxi and jerbal (work). In the course of three weeks, without […]
By Journal on November 15, 2019
Coop, Hilary, Majuro
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The middle school girls basketball championship for Majuro Atoll featured a showdown between Majuro Cooperative School and Assumption School. The game late last week at the SSG Solomon Sam Memorial Court at CMI delighted a loud and cheerful audience of dozens of students, family members and friends of the players. The end result, Coop topped […]