By Journal on May 20, 2021
Agriculture, Eve Burns, farming, Ministry of Natural Resources and Commerce, Randon Jack, Wilmer Joel
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EVE BURNSRandon Jack is known to like getting his hands in the dirt. He’s a hands-on gardener, while also a futuristic, forward thinker.Randon told the Journal that when people hear the word “agriculture,” they usually think of it as farming, when it is more than that. “Agriculture is the practice of growing food crops in […]
By Journal on May 6, 2021
Annej Ishiguro, Arlington Tibon, Chiyaya Anmontha, Chiyaya Anmontha Park, Jeffery Kakku Alik, Kalani Kaneko, Majuro Taxi Drivers Association, Ronnie Lakabung, Sandy Alfred, Stephen Phillip, Taitus Amram, Tony Muller, Wilmer Joel
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WILMER JOEL The Majuro Taxi Drivers Association made history in late April by holding a momentous ceremony for the inauguration of their newly elected officers at the Chiyaya Anmontha Park in Jenrok. It was the first time for the association to do this in the 50 years since its establishment and it produced attendance of […]
By Journal on May 6, 2021
Barab Harris, College of the Marshall Islands, Debby Schutz, IOM, Jo-Jikum, National Climate Change Week, Tanmayee Pathak, Wilmer Joel
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WILMER JOEL As part of RMI National Climate Week, Jo-Jikum in collaboration with United Nations Peacebuilders and the International Office for Migration (IOM), held a Climate Security Arts Workshop for the public in the old library at the College of the Marshall Islands (CMI). Jo-Jikum’s Director Kathy Jetnil-Kijiner and the interns helped manage the event […]
By Journal on April 15, 2021
Eve Burns, Lazy Jays, Robert Reimers Enterprises, Wilmer Joel
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WILMER JOEL The night market at Robert Reimers Enterprises last Saturday was extravagant in range and quality of products on sale. People got a kick from what hit them, including the delicious foods, interesting presentations and displays, and wonderful entertainment from the bands and extraordinary talented dancing group called Smart Heat. The rain didn’t even […]
By Journal on April 8, 2021
David Kabua, Joe Biden, Kennth Kedi, Lerooj Margaret Labaun, Nitijela, Virtual Climate Summit, Wilmer Joel
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WILMER JOEL Nitijela kicked off its Monday session with a wide range of reports from the President and Cabinet ministers. The members returned to session for one day after a several week break for public hearings and other activities. Joining the Nitijela leaders were the officers and representatives of the Taxi Drivers Association who met […]
By Journal on April 2, 2021
Angie Jitiam, Benson Langidrik, Clarence Samuel, Jane Ishiguro, Lami Maddison, Lani Milne, Wilmer Joel
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RMI’s Climate Change Directorate team are ready to begin work at their new office located at office that was formerly used by Nitijela Members next to Uliga Protestant Church. The office coordinates Marshall Islands government climate policy and activities.
By Journal on March 26, 2021
Laura Basketball court, Rita Men's Volleyball Team, Wilmer Joel
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Laura was electrified with the Majuro Day men’s and women’s league championship games. The female championship between Delap and Lomar was sensational, with exchanges of tie scores and sets. However, Delap stood victorious with their competitive opponent Lomar in the final set with a score of 26 to 24. The men’s championship between the returning […]
By Journal on March 5, 2021
Bolden Elanzo Jr., Majuro Cooperative School, Marshall Islands High School, PSS, Wilmer Joel
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The culmination of Education Week 2021 was a debate competition for all high schools — including ones from Kwajalein, Jaluit and Wotje — at the International Conference Center (ICC) Friday. Majuro Cooperative High School took the title, after not making the debate finals last year. Unusually, two Marshall Islands High School teams argued themselves into […]
By Journal on February 25, 2021
David Kabua, Educational Week Science fair, Jaluit, Kwajalein, Laura High School, Wilmer Joel, Wotje
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The annual Education Week science fair shined again this year at the International Conference Center. With multiple Majuro, Kwajalein, Wotje and Jaluit schools participating in the science fair, it made it more fun for other schools to come and share their knowledge on things they have learned based on science projects. Student showed remarkable talent […]
By Journal on February 19, 2021
Kathy Digno, MIHS, Pat Poquita, Power 103.5FM, Ron Sidal, Rosie Delmah, Sharllyma Arhuane, The Current Newspaper, Wilmer Joel
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The newspaper and media club that manages “The Current” newspaper at Marshall Islands High School paid a visit to the Power 103.5FM radio station the other day. They were joined by advisor Ron Sidal and Vice Principal of Academic Affairs Kathy Digno. They were welcomed by their tour guides singing sensation Rosie Delmah and radio […]