By Journal on June 2, 2017
James Matayoshi, Jerry Kramer, Mike Senko
Back In The Day
Journal 5/30/1975 P10 With the magic rectangle here, can the flag be far behind? Suddenly it’s not the same old Majuro. There has a been a dramatic change both in what people do and talk about. The most apparent change is noted on Sundays when a drive down the district center road uncovers crowd of […]
By Journal on May 26, 2017
coconut, Jerry Kramer, tobolar
Back In The Day
Journal 5/23/1975 P11 Local company sets dividend at 30 percent There’s probably a first for the Marshalls: The Majuro Stevedore & Terminal Company at its first annual shareholders meeting announced a dividend of 30 percent of the value of the stock held by investors. The was some back and forth between attending stockholders on how […]
By Journal on February 16, 2017
Amata Kabua, Dr. Transform Aqorau, Fr. Ray Sabio, Hilda Heine, Jerry Kramer, Michelle Kramer, Pacific International Inc.
News Archive
GIFF JOHNSON Pacific International Inc. celebrated the opening of Majuro’s first net repair facility and a new dock, along with the arrival of its new landing craft, the Michelle K, in a well-attended ceremony Friday. The dock and net repair facilities aim to cement Majuro’s role as a hub for the commercial tuna industry in […]
By Journal on November 25, 2016
American Embassy, Dave Anderson, Jerry Kramer, Mike Malinowski, Peace Corps Week, Tony Mondello, William Bodde
Back In The Day
Journal 12/3/1976 P5 About Edward Doane by Mary Browning The following was published in The Missionary Herald, a publication of the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions, February 1859, concerning the early months of mission work at Ebon. It will be remembered that Messrs. Doane and Pierson, with their wives, were left at Ebon […]
By Journal on July 29, 2016
ECC, gym, Jerry Kramer, Kenneth Kramer, PII, US Embassy, US Navy
Feature Articles
Don’t get your hopes up about a quick fix for the damaged ECC gym in Delap. One local contractor says US Navy involvement is not only not helping to move the project forward, but will increase the cost to local contractors who attempt to win a contract to do the renovation work. The US and […]