By Journal on July 2, 2021
Engine Training, Eve Burns, National Training Council, Randon Lakjeb
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EVE BURNS No better place to learn a new life skill than at Wilfred Kendall Park in Laura. Fifteen young men are currently attending an engine-training hosted by the National Training Council. This training is scheduled to last for three months.The program is led by Randon Lakjeb who was trained as a trainer through a […]
By Journal on June 17, 2021
Anja Hiram, Carson Laninjir, Eve Burns, Foster Lanwe, Junior Zepety, Laura farmers, Taiwan Technical Mission
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EVE BURNS There are 66 farmers currently making a living out of farming in Laura. Laura doesn’t have many job opportunities. People come into town for work, or work at Taiwan Technical Mission, have their own small business, are fishermen or have their own farm for generating income. Having a farm seems to be the […]
By Journal on June 11, 2021
Alfred Alfred Jr., Asian, Bruce Bilimon, Ellen Milne-Paul, Eve Burns, Groundbreaking, Holden Nena, Jack Niedenthal, Mental Health Awareness Month, New Facility, Richard Hickson
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The recent groundbreaking for the RMI’s first-ever Human Services stress ward and crisis unit moves plans from the drawing board to the action stage. Asian Development Bank and RMI Covid funds are supporting the new facility, putting priority on a long-neglected area of health in the Marshall Islands. “The biggest struggle for mental health was […]
By Journal on June 10, 2021
Bruce Bilimon, David Kabua, Eve Burns, Glen Joseph, Jiba Kabua, Norio Saito, Palukne Johnny, Sandy Alfred
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Japan Ambassador Norio Saito handed over 18 boats and a radio communication system to Natural Resources and Commerce Minister Sandy Alfred in a ceremony at Uliga Dock May 25. The ceremony was witnessed by President David Kabua, Reverend Palukne Johnny, President of United Church of Christ, Minister of Works, Infrastructure and Utilities Jiba Kabua, Minister […]
By Journal on May 20, 2021
Agriculture, Eve Burns, farming, Ministry of Natural Resources and Commerce, Randon Jack, Wilmer Joel
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EVE BURNSRandon Jack is known to like getting his hands in the dirt. He’s a hands-on gardener, while also a futuristic, forward thinker.Randon told the Journal that when people hear the word “agriculture,” they usually think of it as farming, when it is more than that. “Agriculture is the practice of growing food crops in […]
By Journal on April 15, 2021
Eve Burns, Lazy Jays, Robert Reimers Enterprises, Wilmer Joel
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WILMER JOEL The night market at Robert Reimers Enterprises last Saturday was extravagant in range and quality of products on sale. People got a kick from what hit them, including the delicious foods, interesting presentations and displays, and wonderful entertainment from the bands and extraordinary talented dancing group called Smart Heat. The rain didn’t even […]
By Journal on April 8, 2021
Angeline Heine-Reimers, Eve Burns, Joe Ulutivavuki, Marie Milne, National Energy Office, Sharlynn Lang Ulutiavuki, Solarize Lamoren
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EVE BURNS You need an air conditioner that you won’t feel obligated to turn off during the day? Most families and offices use air conditioners and most eat up a lot of electricity. A lot of homes tend to turn off their AC during the day to save cash power so they can enjoy air […]
By Journal on April 1, 2021
Eve Burns, Laura Farm Association, Marshall Islands Organic Farmers Association, Taiwan, Taiwan Technical Farm
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Laura farmers received gifts from Taiwan that will always be remembered. A total of 90 bicycles were given to Laura Farmers Association, Taiwan Technical Farm and Marshall Islands Organic Farmers Association. The bikes were donated by Taiwan and distributed by Natural Resources and Commerce, supervised by NRC staff Risa Kabua and Randon Jack. Laura resident […]
By Journal on March 25, 2021
Delap Elementary School, Eve Burns, Japan aid, Japan aid to RMI, Japan Ambassador Norio Saito, Japan Embassy, Principal Loretta Case, Public School Commissioner Kanchi Hosia, Public School System
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There is no better way to end the fiscal year than with a new school bus. Delap Elementary School (DES) Principal Loretta Case and Vice Principal David Robert were present last week for a signing ceremony of a grant for a new bus at Japan Embassy. The ceremony was short and straight to the point. […]
By Journal on March 18, 2021
Eve Burns, Harry Sam, Kimber Rilometo, Teaoi Sam
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Kosraen soldiers stationed in Fort Hood, Texas started a softball tournament in 2018 to honor soldiers who have died from the Micronesia region, including RMI, and to bring pride to the loved ones left behind. The fourth annual Island Warriors Memorial softball tournament is happening the July 4 weekend in Killeen, Texas. In addition to […]