By Journal on February 25, 2022
Bikini Atoll, Bravo, David Kabua, Kenneth Ked, Maynard Alfred, National Nuclear Commission, Nuclear Victims Remembrance Day, Oronia Kinono, Roxanne Cabral
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Next Tuesday, Delap Park will be the focus of Nuclear Victims Remembrance Day events.The annual March 1 national holiday marks the day 68 years ago that the US military tested American’s largest hydrogen bomb — Bravo — at Bikini Atoll, irradiating thousands of Marshallese living downwind of the test site. Next week’s event will kick […]
By Journal on February 24, 2022
Brian Schatz, Christopher Coons, Compact of Free Association Amendments Act of 2003., Jacky Rosen, Joe Biden, Marshall Islands High School, Martin Heinrich, Mazie Hirono, Patrick Leahy, RMI’s and FSM’s Supplemental Education Grants, SEG, Tammy Duckworth, Wilmer Joel
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Four US Senators called on the Senate’s Appropriations Committee chairman to include over $23 million in the upcoming fiscal year budget for the RMI’s and FSM’s Supplemental Education Grants (SEG). The appeal was made earlier this month to Appropriations Chairman Senator Patrick Leahy by Hawaii Senators Brian Schatz and Mazie Hirono, and Senators Christopher Coons […]
By Journal on February 24, 2022
Compact of Free Association, Education week 2022, Eniburr (Santo) High School, Jaluit High School, Jeopardy Competition, Kwajalein Atoll High School, Majuro Baptist Christian Academy, Majuro Cooperative High, Merv Griffin, Northern Islands High School, Public School System, Seventh Day Adventist High, US Embassy, Wilmer Joel
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WILMER JOEL Jaluit High School became the first outer island high school to win the coveted Jeopardy competition — defeating three private schools to win the title for Education Week.The competition was originally the brainchild of the US Embassy late last year when it hosted the first Jeopardy game in the Marshall Islands focused on […]
By Journal on February 18, 2022
Guam, Landon Aydlett, Majuro, National Weather Services Office, NDMO, Northern Islands High School, Ota Kisino, WASH Cluster, Wilmer Joel, Wotje
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The northern islands are now facing a looming drought with little to no rain in January.While Majuro was deluged with rain the first couple of days in February, rainfall in Majuro is no indication of wetness in the northern islands. While Majuro received 8.76 inches of rain in December, Wotje saw only 2.55 inches. January […]
By Journal on February 18, 2022
basketball, Chewy Lin, Coop Mad Dogs, Ebeye, JonJon Hawley, Kwajalein, Similac vs. Enfamil, Team Lae, Team Majuro, Wilmer Joel
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WILMER JOEL Julius Caesar once said “veni, vidi, vici.” Translated from the Latin: “We came, we saw, we conquered.” That fairly describes the play of the Majuro Cooperative (Co-op) High School boys basketball team that made its debut for Kwajalein Day at Ebeye last week and wrapped up its visit with a 3-0 record against […]
By Journal on February 17, 2022
Covid, Eve Burns, Gederick Henos, Giff Johnson, house to house, Jack Niedenthal, Kanson Basin, Mailynn Konelios-Lang, Ministry of Health and Human Services, Simiko Jomuly
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GIFF JOHNSON The government ramped up its ongoing Covid vaccination program Monday this week by starting house-to-house immunizations throughout Majuro. The move takes a page out of the measles vaccine program three years ago and the initial start of Covid vaccines in January 2021 by taking the program into the community.Monday’s outreach effort showed the […]
By Journal on February 10, 2022
Eve Burns, Mary Neba, MICNGOs, Morning Star Church, National Training Council, NTC-PSS, Patty Townley, technical vocational program
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EVE BURNS Morning Star Church in partnership with the National Training Council (NTC) is hosting a technical vocational program where kids who dropped out of school can participate and learn life skills that will help them in the future. The opening ceremony took place at Morning Star Church at Rairok last week. The training is […]
By Journal on February 10, 2022
Integrated Water Resources Management Project, Jo-Jikum, Kathy Jetnil-Kijiner, Keyoka Kabua, Laura Lens Committee, Majuro Water and Sewer Company, Mark Stege, National Disaster Management Office, National Environmental Protection Act, Nicky Komanta, RMI EPA, Tuvuki Ketedromo
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MARK STEGE Laura village resident Nicky Komanta went house to house mapping and monitoring salinity levels in private groundwater wells in his neighborhood over a seven-month period ending in November. Doing this, he established a baseline of scientific data across 240 private wells that his community leaders can use to demonstrate future impacts of sea […]
By Journal on February 10, 2022
Ariana Tibon, College of the Marshall Islands, Jobod Silk, Mary Silk, National Nuclear Commission, Nuclear Victims Remembrance Day, The Declassified File, Wilmer Joel
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WILMER JOEL After two years of no theatrical plays by the Youth Bridge Global’s mastermind and director Professor Andrew Garrod due to the ongoing pandemic as well as a ban on incoming international visitors, the Nuclear National Commission (NNC) is filling this void.The NNC is creating a new play using many of Garrod’s old cast […]
By Journal on February 3, 2022
Andrew Nicholls, Arthur Phillip, Australia Day, Brek Batley, Casten Nemra, David Kabua, Ginger kabua, Jasmine Loeak Henry, Prue Palmer, Wilmer Joel
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In an event filled with kangaroo salami, trivia questions, a goosebumps performance of the Australian and Marshallese national anthems by Loata Turaga, gold and green wear worn by guests and VIPs as well as adornment of the swimming pool at Marshall Islands Resort by model crocodiles, the Australian Ambassador to the Marshall Islands Brek Batley […]