By Journal on April 3, 2020
Alele Museum, Ebeye, Jonathan Miller-Lane, Majuro
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Journal 4/5/1983 P2 Among other things By Akio Heine Here is a religious man’s view as to why it hasn’t been raining: too much sinning in the Republic, he said. He said the Republic has become like Sodom and Gomorrah. “Sundays are now favorite fishing days for everybody, many stores are open, and the girls […]
By Journal on March 20, 2020
Ebeye, Hotel, Kwajlein, Majuro
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Journal 3/18/1983 P1 Majuro channel bridge open The Japan Grant Project Bridge for the RMI officially opened March 15 for motorists and will be open later for small boats when the channel under the bridge is completed. Before the ribbing cutting by First Lady Emlain Kabua, there were speeches by Public Works Minister Kunar Abner, […]
By Journal on February 20, 2020
Abacca Anjain-Maddison, Ebeye, Hilary Hosia, Jica solar, KAJUR
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HILARY HOSIA The long-awaited Solar Electricity Generation System on Ebeye has finally launched installation following a groundbreaking ceremony at the Ebeye Power Plant last Wednesday. The system is the brainchild of the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) and the RMI National Energy Office under the Office of Environment. The solar system will reduce power costs […]
By Journal on February 13, 2020
Ebeye, Hilary Hosia, Lib islands
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HILARY HOSIA President David Kabua assured the people of Lib Island that his government would prioritize working on the ocean passage during the inauguration of the Lib local government last Sunday. Kabua and his delegation witnessed firsthand the difficulty of navigating in and out of the pass upon arrival at the island following a two […]
By Journal on January 24, 2020
Australia, Benj Binks, Ebeye, Hilary Hosia, Kwajalein, Thomson Reuters
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Of the 16 child petitioners who filed a complaint to the United Nations Committee on the Rights of the Child in September last year, three are from the Marshall Islands. Teens Litokne Jowalan Kabua, David Ackley, Jr. and Ranton Anjain joined children from 12 other countries to protest the lack of government action on climate […]
By Journal on December 13, 2019
Carter, Ebeye, Jollie Lojkar, KMR, Paul Ishoda, power plant
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Journal 12/15/1982 P1 KMR-RepMar relations soured The landowner occupation of the Kwajalein Missile Range has been over for two months but relations between KMR and RepMar appear to be deteriorating. The seriousness of the current state of affairs was shown by KMR’s decision that the Kwaj Lodge was full when Chief Secretary Oscar deBrum and […]
By Journal on November 28, 2019
Chong Gum, Ebeye, Eve Burns, Giff Johnson, KAJUR
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GIFF JOHNSON Three rental generators have stabilized Ebeye Island’s power situation as the island waits for four new generators to be installed over the next several months. Two new generators arrived last month and their installation is waiting on the arrival of two new alternators. In the meantime, two additional complete generator sets — including […]
By Journal on November 8, 2019
Ebeye, Hilary Hosia, PSS, Wilmer Bolkeim
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By Journal on October 18, 2019
Ebeye, Erwin Milne, Hilary Hosia, Jeremy Loeak, KAJUR
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HILARY HOSIA There are currently two reverse osmosis (RO) water-making units in operation at the Ebeye Water Plant, with one unit producing up to 150 gallons per minute, which makes up to 300 gallons per minute combined, according to water plant staff Jeremy Loeak. On average, the water plant makes 288,000 gallons of fresh water […]
By Journal on October 11, 2019
Ebeye, Eve Burns, Hilda Heine
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The RMI government will spend $4.5 million on 78 new seawall projects over two fiscal years, President Hilda Heine announced. President Heine said the RMI government is continuing to rise to the challenge posed by climate change. “My government remains focused on addressing the negative impact of climate change to the Marshall Islands, both now […]