By Journal on November 5, 2026
Air Marshall Islands, AKIA CAFE, Assumption High School, Ben Wakefield, Chewy Lin, Life Skills Academy, Majuro Airport Safety Fair, Marshall Islands Red Cross Society, RMI Ports Authority
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The second annual Majuro Airport Safety Fair was held last week, with everyone associated with the airport joining in and students from local high schools getting a hands-on experience with everything related to the airport. Students from Life Skills Academy and Assumption High School went through check in, screening, and departure routines, along with getting […]
By Journal on January 27, 2022
AKIA CAFE, Amata Kabua International Airport, Bank of Marshall Islands, Daniel Kramer, Dexter Jikit, Giff Johnson, Hangar Bar, Larry Hernandez, RMI Ports Authority, Suspension, United Airlines
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GIFF JOHNSON Major changes are ongoing at Amata Kabua International Airport in the wake of United Airlines’ suspension of air service to the capital beginning last week Wednesday. But even with the emergency action that is moving with unprecedented speed, it appears that it could be March at the earliest that passenger service can be […]
By Journal on July 31, 2020
AKIA CAFE, Chris Loeak, DAR Coffee Corner, Happy Hands handicraft, Iva Reimers, Kino Kabua, President David Kabua, Reginald White, RRE, Sandy Alfred
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Two local businesses received Covid-19 relief checks from the RMI government July 24, bringing to four the number of firms that have received assistance. President David Kabua and members of the Cabinet joined with representatives of DAR Coffee Corner and Happy Hands handicraft shop for the business relief check handover ceremony at the Cabinet. In […]
By Journal on July 23, 2020
AKIA CAFE, Bruce Bilimon, Carson Sigrah, Giff Johnson, Hilary Hosia, Hirata Kabua, Jeremy Bartel, Joe Bejang, Junior Aini, Kalani Kaneko, Kitlang kabua, Peterson JIbas, Reginald White, RRE, Tony Aisaia, USAG-KA
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GIFF JOHNSON The US Army Garrison, Kwajalein Atoll had its first long-distance brush with coronavirus when one of the 15 base workers scheduled to return this week tested positive for Covid-19 in Honolulu prior to departing for Kwajalein. Contract tracing by Army authorities identified three others in the intending repatriation group to have had contact […]