By Journal on March 7, 2019
Hilda Heine, Karen Stewart, Kelly Lorennij, nuclear, Nuclear Victims Remembrance Day, Tommy Kijiner Jr.
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KELLY LORENNIJ The annual Nuclear Victims Remembrance Day brought the community together to commemorate the Marshallese nuclear weapons test legacy with a solidarity march led by RMI President Hilda Heine and US Ambassador Karen Stewart, followed by speeches, posters, essays and music. Majuro Mayor Ladie Jack recognized the work put in by students and national […]
By Journal on February 28, 2019
Daishiro Taniguchi, Japan International Cooperation Agency, Kelly Lorennij, Norio Saito, Public School System
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KELLY LORENNIJ “I am from Japan, but the Marshall Islands is my second home,” Daishiro Taniguchi told the Journal before his departure for Japan last week. Taniguchi taught secondary math for two years as a Japan International Cooperation Agency volunteer, and returned to work as a math specialist for the Public School System at the […]
By Journal on February 15, 2019
Education Week, Kelly Lorennij, Life Skills Academy, Marshalls Energy Company, MEC
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Monday’s Education Week college and career fair at ICC in Majuro engaged hundreds of students from numerous schools. The Marshalls Energy Company was one of many that hosted a booth to speak with students. MEC staff clearly connected with this group of Life Skills Academy students. Photo: Kelly Lorennij. Read more about this in the […]
By Journal on February 14, 2019
Glen Joseph, Hilda Heine, Kelly Lorennij, Manu Tupou-Roosen, MIMRA, Peter Christian
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Forum Fisheries Agency Director General Dr. Manu Tupou-Roosen hailed a series of fisheries milestones for the region accomplished Friday afternoon February 8 in the Marshall Islands. She joined Marshall Islands President Hilda Heine and over a hundred government and business leaders at the grand opening of the new $3 million headquarters building for the Marshall […]
By Journal on February 8, 2019
CMI nursing students, College of the Marshall Islands nursing students, Kelly Lorennij, Walton Bohanny
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Bright, early and sporting white scrubs are these College of the Marshall Islands nursing students who regularly convene outside of the Wellness Center at Majuro hospital before each practicum session with instructor and certified nurse Walton Bohanny. This week they caught sight of a Journal camera and called for a group shot. Read more about […]
By Journal on February 7, 2019
Agnes Flood-Tse, Chinilla Pedro Peter, deaf, EHDI, Kelly Lorennij, Ray Miner, Ross Shockly, Yusnita Weirather
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KELLY LORENNIJ The Early Hearing Detection and Intervention (EHDI) program saw more than 50 ear, nose, and throat (ENT) evaluations and completed over 20 surgeries at Majuro hospital this week. The team started a five-day screening last Saturday following their visit to Ebeye, which was very productive, says EHDI principal investigator Ray Miner. The EHDI […]
By Journal on January 31, 2019
Kelly Lorennij, Rachael Doherty, Rita Elementary School, US Embassy, US Navy Seabees
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KELLY LORENNIJ Rita Elementary School continues its streak of progress with a new library and lunch ettonaak (covered lanai) donated by the US and built by US Navy Seabees with the help of Marshallese volunteers. Construction finished last week Thursday and a blessing ceremony brought together a thankful parent-teacher association, excited students and proud volunteers.
By Journal on January 31, 2019
boat crash, Jammy Edward, Kelly Lorennij, KUMIT, red cross, Riwut Corner, Sandy Alfred, Telbi Jason
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HILARY HOSIA and KELLY LORENNIJ High tides flooded homes and roads in Rairok, a power outage covered Majuro in darkness, and a small community boat crashed in Delap — all on Wednesday evening. Public Works was quick to clear rock and sand-ridden roads and the outage only lasted an hour or so. The vessel incident, […]
By Journal on December 7, 2018
Colleen Salomon, Ikoureng Piailuk, Joicelynn Panuel, Kelly Lorennij, Mark Bokmej, Mary Talley, Rambo Phillip, Terrence Mataky, World Aids Day, Youth to Youth in Health
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As part of the international 16 Days of Activism campaign, Youth to Youth in Health and the Health Ministry teamed up to host World AIDS Day activities last Friday.
By Journal on December 6, 2018
Kelly Lorennij, Laura Freeman, typhoon, USP
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KELLY LORENNIJ Among the exercises conducted during last week’s two-day typhoon tabletop exercise, participants were able to draft an initial response plan, produce a situation report and learn how to request international disaster assistance.