By Journal on February 1, 2024
Berry Muller, Bubu Kia, Bwiji Aliven, Cary Evarts, Damien Milne, Hangloose, James Myazoe, Jojo Kramer, Kirtake, Kooki Pinho, Larry Hernandez III, Nali, Robin Reimers, Ronnie Reimers, Te'a Lilly
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Six teams left the calm of the lagoon in the early hours of Saturday morning to compete in the Marshalls Billfish Club’s Catch 5 fishing derby: Kirtake, Hangloose Jacqueline, Nali, Jambo and Te’a Lilly. Of the six, two teams managed to bring onboard the required species with Captain Ronnie Reimers and the team on Kirtake […]
By Journal on April 27, 2023
35th anniversary, Alanso Hicom, Damien Milne, Ebeye Dock, Fishing Tournament, Hilary Hosia, Hirata Kabua, Jimmy Kemem, Li Noe boat, Limata Boat, Litakboki Team, Ronnie Reimers, Scott Howe, team Daliah, Team Lajabonean, the Marshall Islands Development Bank, yellowfin tuna
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HILARY HOSIA Captain Damien Milne and team Daliah reeled in the winning marlin during the Marshall Islands Development Bank’s 35th anniversary fishing tournament over the weekend. The winning marlin was a whopping 448-pounder with a $2,000 prize tag and was caught in Majuro waters. The event’s second biggest marlin weighed 328 pounds and is valued […]
By Journal on July 14, 2022
Albert Watley, Atjang Paul, Carrie-Lynn Totha Alfred, Jackie Jacob, John Murphy, Joseph Bigler, Kenneth Kramer, Larryboy Hernandez, Marshalls Billfish Club, Matson Trophy, Memorial, Miss Christa, Phil Welch, President’s Cup trophy, Raul Paul, Ronnie Reimers, Sonny Milne, Wally Milne
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The Marshalls Billfish Club gave out numerous awards and trophies at its banquet at the RRE stage area last Wednesday. The well-attended event saw many anglers recognized for their fishing talents. Long-time local fisherman Kenneth Kramer won his first Atjang Paul Memorial Trophy — given to the fisherman each year who exemplifies sportsmanship. Wally Milne, […]
By Journal on July 7, 2022
180 pounder, Ace Doulatram, Carrie- Lynn Totha, Damine Milne, Erbiland Mandira, Ian Pickering, July Marshalls Billfish Club tournament, Kester Albert, Laszie Boy, marlin, Matan Mook, Ronnie Reimers, Rudy Aliven, Shamanda Hanerg, Sherwood Tibon, Sonny Milne, Wally Milne
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This year’s July Marshalls Billfish Club tournament featured six marlin caught over the two days of fishing. But not one broke the 200 pound mark, with MEC’s Brits Too taking the marlin title with a 180 pounder. This is the second smallest winning marlin in the 40-year history of MBC July tournaments. The smallest winner […]
By Journal on September 30, 2021
Ace Doulatram, All Micronesia Fishing Tournament, Ambros Inc, Baron Bigler, Berry Muller, Budweiser, Damien Milne, Debby Schutz, Ian Pickering, Kooki Pinho, Ladie Jack, Loreen Bigler, Marshalls Billfish Club, Nixon Jibas, Ronnie Reimers, Team Great Britain, Team KBE, Wilmer Joel
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Plenty of fish, but no seriously large ones, highlighted the 29th Annual All Micronesia Fishing Tournament in Majuro hosted by the Marshalls Billfish Club last weekend. Team Kirtake Captain Ronnie Reimers won the marlin contest and $4,000 with a 194lb marlin. Interestingly, two categories of fish had anglers tied for the top prizes, while Team […]
By Journal on July 9, 2021
39th Annual Marshalls Billfish Club Tournament, Atjang Trophy, Beau Bigler, Ben Reimers, Berry Muller, Brits To, Geovannie Johnson, Hirata Kabua, Jambo, James Myazoe, John Murphy, Kenneth Kramer, Kirtake, Kooko Pinho, Li-Mejwa, Matan Mook, Mon Ujoj, President's Cup, Ronnie Reimers, Sherwood Tibon, Sweetland Note, Tatippen, Tom Jack, Wodjabto, XXXX
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Captain Tom Jack, fishing on Mon Ujoj, caught the biggest marlin of the 39th annual Marshalls Billfish Club tournament last weekend, a sizable 308 pounder.Quite a few other marlin were caught, but they were all relatively small.Captain Ronnie Reimers fishing on Kirtake won the total pounds title with 485 pounds for his four marlin, the […]
By Journal on September 25, 2020
Andrew Bing, Anja Andy, Atjang Paul, Beibor Okney, Bwiji Aliven, Camille, Danny Wase, Edinal Jorkan, Emma, Ermine Narruhn, Evelyn Lanki, Francis Silk, Gae Guk Lee, Holly Barker, Jeton "Zulu" Anjain, Lester Sawej, Neijon Edwards, Nella, Peter deBrum, Peter Peter, Regina Niedenthal, Ronnie Reimers, Tira Keju, Tom Kijiner, Tommy, Waylon Muller, Wilbur Allen
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Journal 9/23/1983 P1 Ebeye receives new phones Ebeye will soon have 150 new telephones installed. Minister of Transportation and Communications Atjang Paul said the telephones and drop line has arrived from Saipan and will soon be installed by staff from the Majuro ComSat. P5 Four hired Cabinet today hired three new teachers for Marshall Islands […]
By Journal on July 31, 2020
Atlan Anien, Hemos Jack, Henchi Balos, John B. Lamille, Kunar Abner, Litokwa Tomeing, President Amata Kabua, Ramsey Reimers, Ronnie Reimers, Ruben Zackhras, Tom Getty, Tom Michels, Wally Milne
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Journal 8/2/1983 P1 Nitijela opens Nearly 50 years under the Trusteeship system is a long time, President Amata Kabua said in his brief remarks this morning at Nitijela’s opening day for the final session for the year. President Kabua noted also that during this session things are going to be a little different from previous […]
By Journal on July 10, 2020
Elmer deBrum, Helkaia Kattil, Isaiah Kramer, Love lajuan, Michio Tarkeo, Morton Baso, Ronnie Reimers, Runnie Aini, Thomas Joe, Tony Muller
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Journal 7/12/1983 P2 US seeks dismissal of suits The United States has filed briefs in the US Claims Court seeking dismissal of the claims of citizens of the Marshall Islands for half a billion dollars in damages. The Marshall Islanders claim that the government’s nuclear testing program in the islands between 1946 and 1958 caused […]
By Journal on July 3, 2020
Albottar Jamore, Amata Kabua, Andrew Bing, Bwiji Aliven, Charles Muller, Fred Pedro, Jerry Kramer, Jeton Anjain, Marshalls Billfish Club, Melven Aliven, Moses Cama, Nitijela, Ronald Reagan, Ronnie Reimers, Shiro Riklon
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Journal 7/5/1983 P1 Are you registered to vote? Voter registration is now open for the 7 September plebiscite on the Compact of Free Association and the November Nitijela elections. Chief Electoral Officer Shiro Riklon said there are about 12,000 voters presently registered. He estimates there are 2,000 to 3,000 eligible voters who are not registered. […]