By Journal on February 2, 2017
David Paul, Ebeye, Gugeegue, Kwajalein, landowners, Mike Kabua
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Kwajalein Atoll landowners gave a big thumbs up to development of Ebeye and other islands with the recent signing of a master lease for Ebeye-to-Gugeegue land. The master lease signed January 9 on Ebeye replaces a 30-year master lease that had expired last September 30. The previous lease had provided the Kwajalein Atoll Development Authority […]
By Journal on December 23, 2016
Adelaide, Australia, Ebeye, Ed Bobo, KAJUR, Ozmoflo, Romeo Alfred, SWRO
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The Ozmoflo depot in Adelaide, Australia was abuzz with activity two weeks ago as they prepared KAJUR’s new Salt Water Reverse Osmosis (SWRO) plant for shipping to Ebeye. KAJUR Project Unit Manager Ed Bobo said Ozmoflo built the 430,000 gallons per day SWRO plant at their facility in North Adelaide. “The plant took two days […]
By Journal on December 16, 2016
Ebeye, epidemic, Majuro, Peter Bien, syphilis
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Journal 12/17/1976 P12 Five had cancer As many as five Marshallese taken to the US for thyroid surgery over the past 20 years were found to have cancer according to Dr. Brown M. Dobyns. Dobyns, who made five trips here, noted the victims were exposed to radioactive iodine in runoff catchment water for drinking. Dobyns […]
By Journal on October 21, 2016
Air Mike, Ebeye, G. Lee, Kwajalein, Majuro, Marshall Islands, Range Rat, rust city, shacks
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Journal 10/22/1976 P1 Kusaie celebrations start January 4 The celebrations for the new district of Kusaie will be held from January 4 through 8, according to Jacob Nena, chairman of the Kusaie Transition Committee. A bill creating Kusaie as a separate district passed the Fifth Congress of Micronesia in 1974, and was signed into public […]
By Journal on October 6, 2016
Catalino Kijiner, David Paul, Ebeye, JICA, KAJUR, Kitlan Kabua, Rebecca Lorrenij, solar project
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A proposed solar project for Ebeye could save the utility company anywhere from hundreds of thousands to millions of dollars a year, depending on the scale of the plan that is under discussion now. Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) and RMI officials reviewed the project following a second survey visit to Ebeye and Majuro by […]
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
ADB, Asian Development Bank, Ebeye, fisheries, Henchi Balos
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Journal 9/19/1975 P1 Meet scheduled on Bikini resettlement Official Washington, understandably, is in a quandary and the reason is none other than the Bikini Resettlement Project. What with a report from the US Energy Resource and Development Administration stating that additional restrictions be observed by Bikinians if they elect to return to Bikini Island where […]
By Journal on June 9, 2016
Carl Hacker, Ebeye, fire, KAJUR, Triple J
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A major fire at Ebeye Triple J caused significant damage Monday, displacing many Ebeye hospital doctors and nurses who lived at Triple J apartments affected by the blaze. Triple J’s bakery was also damaged and expected to be out of order for at least a few days. The fire started about 9am in an upstairs […]
By Journal on April 22, 2016
David Paul, Ebeye, Giff Johnson, KADA, Kwajalein
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GIFF JOHNSON Kwajalein’s development agency is focused on delivering action on four projects over the next few months, while it plans for bigger, more costly projects going forward. “These are the low-hanging fruit we are going after immediately,” said Kwajalein Senator David Paul, who doubles as chairman of the board of the Kwajalein Atoll Development […]
By Journal on January 22, 2016
Ebeye, Jefferson Bobo, US Coast Guard, US Navy
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Jefferson Bobo, a young man from the island of Ebeye, is thriving in his new career in the US Navy, which follows a couple years of working at the Ministry of Public Works after he became the first Marshall Islander to graduate from the US Coast Guard Academy, with a degree in engineering. After departing […]