By Journal on October 14, 2016
Abe Hicking, Abraham Hicking, Colilert, Edna Buchan, Enterolert, Moriana Phillips, Odrikawa Jatious, Paul Paul, Richardo Jarom, RMI EPA, Tuvuki Ketedromo, water
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The RMI EPA Majuro water quality laboratory was re-certified last week to analyze drinking water under the Colilert Method and marine and other surface water samples under the Enterolert Method. The US Freely Associated States Laboratory Certification Program issued the re-certification for a two-year term following review of the laboratory. During the certification audit, Majuro […]
By Journal on October 7, 2016
Hansen Kaisha, Herbert Langijota, Ladie Jack, MALGov, MCHS, Rongrong, Tom Newell
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Majuro Atoll Local Government Mayor Ladie Jack took his administration on a boat tour recently to deliver food and sports equipment to Marshalls Christian High School, which is located in the western portion of Majuro Atoll on Rongrong Island. The Rongrong students welcomed the officials with a musical feast, dancing with council members. Sports equipment […]
By Journal on September 29, 2016
Chiang Chia-Lien, Dr. Fan Chia-Kwung, health, Kalani Kaneko, parasites, students
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HILARY HOSIA Studies of elementary age children in Majuro show that public school students have a higher rate of intestinal parasites compared to private schools. Data presented to Health Minister Kalani Kaneko and his top officials Thursday showed 11.2 percent of private school children in Majuro have intestinal parasites. The figure is the result of […]
By Journal on September 23, 2016
Chinilla Pedro, Dr. Richard Wagner, Ebeye, Jean Johnson, Leiroj Kitlang Memorial Health Center
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State-of-the art hearing health care services have arrived at Ebeye’s Leiroj Kitlang Memorial Health Center. Ebeye hospital administration identified space that was modified for a sound-controlled three-room auditory (hearing) test suite. The suite is equipped with the latest in auditory test equipment, permitting a full range of pure tone and speech testing, analysis of middle-ear […]
By Journal on September 16, 2016
Bills, Kenneth Kedi, Law, minimum wage, Morean Watak, Nitijela
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Speaker Kenneth Kedi was joined by Clerk Morean Watak in signing four bills into law earlier this week at Nitijela. The Speaker highlighted the significance of Bill 16 to raise the minimum wage becoming law with the signing. This is the first time since 1999 that minimum wage in the RMI has been increased by […]
By Journal on September 9, 2016
Aikner Rubon, All-Micronesia, April Simon, billfish, Budweiser, Chad McGlinn, Dirk Roesler, fishing, Fishing Tournament, Kyle Aliven, Marshalls Billfish Club, Paul Shimizu, Tammie Shoniber
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The digital age has come to billfish land. The just-concluded Budweiser All Micronesia Fishing Tournament generated 38 tagged and released fish, an all-time high in the 24 years this international event has been hosted by the Marshalls Billfish Club. Tag and release fish require fishermen to show a digital photo of the fish they caught […]
By Journal on September 8, 2016
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By Journal on September 2, 2016
Daniel Kramer, Nauru Airlines, Onetox, Solomon Islands
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The Onetox band from the Solomon Islands washed through Majuro like a typhoon over the weekend causing a buzz of excitement for local residents. The band was the highlight of the great Summer Jam concert organized by Power 103.5FM and its head honcho, Daniel Kramer. And how could the visit not have been superb, with […]
By Journal on August 26, 2016
Harry Herming, Isaac Marty, Ladie Jack, MALGov, MALGov police, MIRCS, red cross, Rod Kabua, Will Lathrop
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ISAAC MARTY Knowing how to respond to distressing situations such as saving a person from choking or knowing how to deal with someone who is unconscious is the goal for Majuro Atoll Local Government (MALGov). A group of 25 MALGov police officers were certified with first aid recognition from the Marshall Islands Red Cross Society […]
By Journal on August 19, 2016
Amenta Matthew, Bokanake, New Zealand, north pacific women's action program, WUTMI, Yolanda Lodge-Ned
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Fifty women gathered at the Robert Reimers Hotel Bokanake House on August 9 in Majuro for the North Pacific Women’s Action Program. The event was funded by the New Zealand Consulate in Honolulu, Hawaii and hosted by the East-West Center of Hawaii. Yolanda Lodge-Ned, Assistant Attorney General and East-West Center alumnae opened the session. Minister of […]