By Journal on December 18, 2025
Ace Doulatram, Beven Wakefield, Damien Milne, John Aister, Jojo Kramer, Jonathan Howe, Kenneth Kramer, Kirtake, Larry Hernandez III, Marshalls Billfish Club, Phil Welch, Robin Reimers, Ronnie Reimers, Sonny Milne, Tyler Milne, Wally Milne
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Three cheers for Team Kirtake for weighing in a 332-pound marlin, a 13-pound tuna, a 34-pound wahoo, and a 26-pound barracuda making a total of 410 pounds. According to a release from the Marshalls Billfish Club about the Budweiser Catch 5 fishing Tournament held on Saturday, Kirtake (Captain Ronnie Reimers) took home the Budweiser special […]
By Journal on January 11, 2024
Deutz engine, kun jarom, Marshalls Energy Company, MEC power outage, Tyler Milne
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The tenuous condition of the Marshalls Energy Company’s power plants was on full display during the last days of 2023 and last week. Unscheduled power outages have been repeatedly happening in Majuro, and power rationing went into effect late last week as MEC power plant staff struggled to repair one of the large engines that […]
By Journal on September 16, 2021
Jack Chong Gum, Marshalls Energy Company, Sinosoar, Tyler Milne, World Bank
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GIFF JOHNSON After 18 months of delay due to Covid border lockdowns, a World Bank-funded revamp of power systems at the Marshalls Energy Company is moving into its next phase. Three technicians from the China-based corporation Sinosoar arrived in Majuro last month after four weeks of quarantine to begin working with MEC on next steps […]
By Journal on May 28, 2020
Eli Maravilla, Giff Johnson, John Mason, K&K Island Pride, Kino Kabua, Tyler Milne
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GIFF JOHNSON Food supply issues as the Covid-19 coronavirus continues to affect nations of the world are a key concern of large retail and wholesale companies in the Marshall Islands. K and K Island Pride Supermarket officials pointed to a number of future supply chain worries that they are attempting to grapple with. Already, local […]
By Journal on November 9, 2018
Delap Dock, Majuro, Tyler Milne
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Matson’s new vessel Kamokuiki made its first voyage to Kwajalein and Ebeye Sunday and Monday. It arrived in Majuro Tuesday, delivering dozens of containers for local businesses and government. The Kamokuiki, which translates as “small island,” is providing direct service from the US west coast and Hawaii to the RMI.