By Journal on August 31, 2023
Chantelle Matagi, Jendrikdrik Paul, Karen Earnshaw, Maui fire, Papa Ole Lokahi, resource fair, Shanty Asher
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KAREN EARNSHAW At least nine and possibly 12 Marshallese families lost their homes and all their belongings in the Lahaina, Maui, fire three weeks ago and 90 percent of the Marshallese workers on the Hawaiian island have lost their jobs, according to the Executive Director of the Marshallese Community Organization of Hawaii, Jendrikdrik Paul. “The […]
By Journal on August 24, 2023
Chewy Lin, Karen Earnshaw, Lloyd Owers, Marshall Islands Soccer Federation, Pranson Eliou
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KAREN EARNSHAW The Marshall Islands Soccer Federation has “huge ambitions” to be able to develop soccer in the RMI following the success of a series of soccer camps held recently at Delap Park. The federation’s guest soccer coach, Britain’s Lloyd Owers, told the Journal that “we now have huge ambitions to develop this further in […]
By Journal on June 23, 2022
Centers for Disease Control, Covid Vaccine for six months to five years old, COVID-19, Eve Burns, Frank Underwood, Karen Earnshaw, MOHHS, Simiko Jomuly, Vaccine
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KAREN EARNSHAW The Ministry of Health and Human Services will begin providing the Covid-19 vaccine for children aged six months to five years on Friday July 15, according to RMI Director of Public Health Dr. Frank Underwood. This follows approval of the vaccines for young children by the US Food and Drug Administration late last […]
By Journal on June 16, 2022
Gary Ehrsam, German International Cooperation (GIZ), GIZ, Karen Earnshaw, Low Carbon Sea Transport, Marshall Islands Shipping Corporation, new maritime training facility, Raffael Held, Sea Transport Project, Uliga Dock
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KAREN EARNSHAW The construction of the maritime facility next to Uliga Dock kicked off in January: Six months later, one of the project organizers, Raffael Held, told the Journal “the construction of the maritime training complex, which is next to the Marshall Islands Shipping Corporation’s office, is making good progress.” The main purpose of the […]
By Journal on May 27, 2022
Absalom ‘Barab’ Edwards, Barab Edwards, Canvasback Wellness Center, Chewy Lin, CMI Marine Science Program, Cooking competition, Glen Joseph, KAHS, Karen Earnshaw, Korale Jerky, Lone deBrum, Mack Alfred, MIFV, MIHS, MIMRA-Outer Islands Fish Market Center, MISCO market, Monyca Sudnovsky, Neilan Albert, Roles Alfonso, Rudol Muller, Wanok Jorju, World Tuna Day
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KAREN EARNSHAW The Marshall Islands Marine Resources Authority hosted a World Tuna Day 2022 celebration in the HQ parking lot on May 14, the second year it has celebrated the big day at its new facilities. The biggest feature of the afternoon was the slicing and dicing of, what else?, tuna, with the competition divisions […]
By Journal on January 6, 2022
Ariana Tibon, Bravo hydrogen bomb, Christopher Loeak, Eve Burns, Karen Earnshaw, March 1, Nerje Joseph, Sam Denby
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EVE BURNS Nerje Joseph, 74, who died recently at Majuro hospital, was one of a dwindling number of Rongelap Islanders who were on Rongelap or Ailinginae on March 1, 1954 when the US government detonated the Bravo hydrogen bomb at Bikini. Bravo spewed a snowstorm of radioactive fallout on Nerje and the other 85 people […]
By Journal on May 28, 2021
Deo Keju, Karen Earnshaw, Lae Atoll, racing, Riwut
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KAREN EARNSHAW The spirited sport of riwut racing is alive and well on Lae Atoll. Deo Keju, who works for the Public School System in Ebeye and was in Lae for work, reports that racing the model canoes is a “regular game among the boys (late teen and up) and especially men (20s and up […]
By Journal on May 20, 2021
Air Barbers Points HC-130, COVID-19, David Panuelo, FSM Citizens, Guam, Karen Earnshaw, Pohnpei, US Government
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KAREN EARNSHAW The first group of people to be repatriated to the Federated States of Micronesia since the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic arrived in Pohnpei from Guam on May 13 and 14.Forty-two FSM citizens were on board the two humanitarian flights conducted by the US Coast Guard and funded by the US government. The […]
By Journal on May 13, 2021
Karen Earnshaw, Suzanne Chutaro, Teia Chutaro, US Marine Crops
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KAREN EARNSHAW When US Marines Corps Private First Class Teia Chutaro took part in the grueling, three-day training exercise that marks the culmination of boot camp her ankles were already swollen from being sprained and one of her Achilles tendons was strained. Known as The Crucible, the famous event included a 45-mile hike over hills […]
By Journal on March 18, 2021
Alson Kelen, Angeline Heine-Reimers, Biram Stege, climate change, Giff Johnson, Jim Philippo, Jo-Jikum, Kameradisten (Comrades) Film Team, Karen Earnshaw, Kathy Jetnil-Kijiner, LoMoki Langidrik, Minister Kitlang Kabua, One Word Film, Timmy Langrine, Wimer Joel
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The premiere of the latest Marshallese and German-made movie “One Word” had the audience starstruck at Jittak-En Saturday night with its rich cinematography and unerring documentation about climate change. The movie is the outcome of the collaboration between German film team Kameradisten (Comrades) directors Viviana and Mark Uriona and local non-profit organization Jo-Jikum.It features great […]