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Information for RMI voters (Marshallese and English)

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US Ambassador Tom Armbruster with WAM Director Alson Kelen.
The main resort building on Beran Island, Ailinglaplap.
Kidenen Island in Majuro.
Look what's for dinner on Ebon Atoll.
The council house on Ebon Atoll.
Gunnar Garfors, a traveler for enjoyed his stay in the Marshalls.
A collection of Marshallese baskets on board Arc Tracer.
A young woman in Aur Atoll displays some of her handicrafts.
A pregnant teenager hides her condition with an obong. She asked for $16 for the piece; I paid $25.
An Aur handicraft maker at work.
A group of former WorldTeach got together in Denver, Colorado, for the wedding of two former WT volunteers, Pat Lane and Sara McKellogg.
It’s a hot, tiring job, but the making of copra is one of the few ways Marshallese on the outer islands can make money. There are many steps in taking a coconut from a tree and turning it into sellable products, and one of the most important is undertaken by the Tobolar Copra Processing Authority at its plant in Majuro. Its main product is crude coconut oil and ‘press cake’ (the solid remains after pressing out the liquid). These are marketed through brokerage and are exported to various international buyers. In recent times Tobolar has expanded its products to include bar soap, ‘beauty’ oil, and cooking oil.
Processing the copra at the Tobolar plant
The huge warehouse at the Tobolar Copra Plant.
The MV Tobolar at Delap Dock.
Inside Tobolar's copra refinery.
Inside Tobolar's copra refinery.
Tobolar products are available at major stores on Majuro.
Aomen island on Bikini Atoll.
Aerial Shot of Bikini Atoll
Bikini Atoll resort inits early days.
Bikini helmet with number 1 gun on the USS Saratoga.
Bikini Lamson torpedoes.
The main road on Bikini Atoll.
Sharks at Bikini Atoll
Sunset at Bikini Atoll
Under the water at Bikini Atoll.
The garden at the Wellness Center in Majuro.
One of the cooks at the Wellness Center.
Seal in a Mieco Beach Yacht Club race.
The first race of the Mieco Beach Yacht Club. From left are Roxanne, Kaimana, and Seal. Photo: Grant James
Scenes of Maloelap. Photo Yacht Imajica
Maloelap likatus visit the yacht Imajica. Photo: SV Imagica
Scenes of Maloelap Atoll. Photo: SV Imajica
Scenes of Maloelap Atoll. Photo: SV Imajica
Scenes of Maloelap Atoll. Photo: SV Imajica
Former President Kessai Note and his wife and Mary. Photos provided by Marissa Note
Scenes of Jabat Island 2. Photos provided by Marissa Note
Scenes of Jabat Island 3. Photos provided by Marissa Note
Scenes of Jabat Island 4. Photos provided by Marissa Note
Scenes of Jabat Island 5. Photos provided by Marissa Note
Scenes of Jabat Island 6. Photos provided by Marissa Note
Scenes of Jabat Island 7. Photos provided by Marissa Note
Scenes of Jabat Island 8. Photos provided by Marissa Note
Scenes of Jabat Island 9. Photos provided by Marissa Note
Scenes of Jabat Island 10. Photos provided by Marissa Note
Scenes of Jabat Island 12. Photos provided by Marissa Note
Scenes of Jabat Island 13. Photos provided by Marissa Note
Scenes of Jabat Island 14. Photos provided by Marissa Note
Scenes of Jabat Island 15. Photos provided by Marissa Note
Scenes of Jabat Island 16. Photos provided by Marissa Note
Scenes of Jabat Island 17. Photos provided by Marissa Note
Scenes of Jabat Island 18. Photos provided by Marissa Note
Scenes of Jabat Island. Photos provided by Marissa Note
The RMI electoral Office is in the Ministry of Internal Affairs building. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
A panel of tools and related illustrations in the Alele Museum. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
Zipping across Majuro lagoon on a Marshallese canoe. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
A coral garden in Majuro lagoon. Photo: Dean Jacobson
The dock at Enemanet Island. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
Baskets collected by the boat Arc Tracer as they cruised RMI. Photo: Jerry Hickson
The International Convention Center in Delap. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
Laura Beach is a great getaway spot at the western end of Majuro. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
Handy dandy Mieco Beach Yacht Club beer coozies. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
Palm trees at sunset in Majuro. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
The monthly pub quiz run by the Mieco Beach Yacht club at the Marshall Islands Resort. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
A riwut zooms across the lagoon. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
Delicious yellowfin tuna is available all year. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
Uliga Dock is the domestic ship base. Photo: Cary Evarts
Radio V7AB is housed in the Ministry of Internal Affairs building. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
Won Hai Shien Restaurant near Uliga Dock. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
A group of children dancing at a church in Uliga. Photo: Giff Johnson
Cap'n Ronnie Reimers and Cary Evarts with a yellowfin tuna they caught on Kirtake. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
Zories, flip-flops, thongs... whatever you call them, they're the footwear for Majuro. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
The eddies at the pass at Ebon. Photo: Holokai
The pass at Ebon as seen from the lagoon side. Photo: Holokai.
The entrance to Ebon. Photo: Holokai
The pass at Ebon. Photo: Holokai
Yachts should be wary of the whirlpools at the Ebon pass. Photo: Holokai
The flag of Kwajalein
The flag of Rongelap
The flag of Utrik
A young girl has collected a small pile of books for herself in the children's section of Alele Library. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
Two gentlemen do some research in the light and airy main room of the Alele Library. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
Three children enjoy the living room-style seating at the Alele Library in Uliga. Photo: Karen Earnsahw
Cost Price supermarket in Uliga often has fresh vegetables when the other stores are out. They also carry wine. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
The Japanese-built government ships Kwajalein and Majuro at Uliga Dock. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
The fading logos outside the office of The Marshall Islands Journal and Micronitor Printing Company on the back road in Uliga. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
If you need to pay money to any government agency, it's likely you will need to do it at Finance, which is in Uliga. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
RRE Hotel has a covered area for its car rentals. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
RRE Hotel has a small security hut next to the lagoon. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
A young girl was spotted looking at a selection of books in the children's section of the Alele Library. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
Two gentlemen do some research in the Alele Library, Uliga. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
Children enjoy the comfort of the living-room style seating in the Alele Library. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
The private yacht Triton flies the RMI flag and has its home port as Bikini. Photo: Unknown
The oil / chemical tanker Marida Melissa flies the RMI flag. Photo: Unknown
Pananus fruit awaiting collection on the Shoreline dock. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
The power plant at Rongelap. Photo: Tom Vance
The pretty beachside cottages at Rongelap. Photo: Tom Vance
Empty houses at Rongelap. Photo: Tom Vance
Nik Pula, Kristen, Tony Babauta, James Matayoshi, local official Gerald Zackios and the US Embassy’s Douglas Carey visit Rongelap. Photo: Tom Vance
The roundabout at Rongelap. Photo: Tom Vance
A scenic beach at the troubled atoll. Photo: Unknown
Pictured at a fishing tournament staged at Rongelap atoll in the early 2000s are Mayor James Matayoshi, champion fisherman Leigh Tobin, and the college’s Don Hess. Photo: Unknown
Electoral officials and a national policeman at the polling booth for Uliga residents in 2015. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
Electoral officials wore bright yellow T-shirts like these at the Uliga polling booth outside the Alele. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
Voters in Uliga cast their ballots in the RMI election. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
Ronnie Reimers and Cary Evarts pose with their winning yellowfin tuna on Ronnie's boat Kirtake. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
Yacht Steven for sale in Majuro 1. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
Yacht Steven for sale in Majuro 2. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
Yacht Steven for sale in Majuro 3. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
Yacht Steven for sale in Majuro 4. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
Yacht Steven for sale in Majuro 5. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
Yacht Steven for sale in Majuro 6. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
Yacht Steven for sale in Majuro 7. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
Yacht Steven for sale in Majuro 8. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
Yacht Steven for sale in Majuro 9. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
Yacht Steven for sale in Majuro 10. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
Yacht Steven for sale in Majuro 11. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
Yacht Steven for sale in Majuro 12. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
Yacht Steven for sale in Majuro 13. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
Yacht Steven for sale in Majuro 14. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
A gray shark in the Marshall Islands. Photo: Shawn Heinrichs
The Baker nuclear explosion at Bikini Atoll on July 25, 1946.
Captain Otto von Kotzebue
An aerial shot of the main building at the Beran Island resort on Ailinglaplap.
Getting around Beran Island, Ailinglaplap, on a golf cart.
The main building at the Beran Island resort.
Jaluit Senator Daisy Alik-Momotaro, who is the new chair of the Judiciary and Government Relations Committee. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
The RMI Sea Patrol headquarters opposite Tobolar at Delap Dock. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
The welcome sign at Tobolar next to Delap Dock. Photo Karen Earnshaw
The Tobolar copra processing plant at Delap Dock. Photo Karen Earnshaw
Copra sacks 'seep' out of the huge storage area at the Tobolar copra processing plant. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
Tobolar's marketing man Mison Levai explains the process of turning copra into oil and other products. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
The Laura tour group poses with a mountain of copra. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
Tobolar copra is turned into meal for farm animals and, in the case, it is being shipped to Australia. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
The MEC sign. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
A myriad of pipes in all colors are the prime 'decoration' at MEC's Power Plant. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
The MEC tank farm across the street from the Power Plant. Propane refills are available here. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
A couple of the massive engines in the Power Plant. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
MEC's Bermen Laukon hosted the tour of the Power Plant. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
Whatever you do, don't sit on the battery box! Photo: Karen Earnshaw
Aluminum cans compressed and stacked inside a container to be shipped off-island. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
One of MAWC's workers sorts through the rubbish. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
The Majuro Mountain. Incredibly, the dump area does have a horrible odor. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
Former Dartmouth volunteer and now MAWC staff member Kat Hicks gives a tour of the dump. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
MAWC has carpenters who make lots of great things, including this human silhouette that was to be used in a Nuclear Remembrance Day march. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
Visitors can buy a fish drying table made from scraps by MAWC carpenters. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
Visitors check out some of the brood stock at The Clam Farm. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
A group of larger clams in the aerated pools at The Clam Farm. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
The entrance sign to the Laura Beach park. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
One of the covered picnic tables at Laura Beach park. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
Lunch for 15 at Laura Beach park. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
The cute pink toilet hut at Laura Beach park. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
The view from the picnic area at Laura Beach park. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
Island Radio at Laura. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
David Utter, owner of Island Radio, the best supplier of all things to do with radios on Majuro. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
Moonbird anchored off one of the northern islands within Majuro Atoll. Photo: Bonny Taggart
Kio Club members deliver donated items to Mieco Beach Yacht Club members to take to the outer islands. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
The removable companionway steps.
The salon table with its comfy U-shape settee.
The electrical panels at the nav station.
The forward cabin, which has its own vanity unit.
The forward head and shower.
The galley, with the refrigerator at left.
The handy double sink.
The aft head has a toilet and vanity unit next to the enclosed shower.
The comfortable nav station.
ICOM HF radio, Garmin map GPS, and radio speaker.
The nav station and comfy starboard settee.
The aft cabin with its incredibly comfortable, large bed.
The VHF radio and Xantrex inverter remote and tank gauges.
The 50hp Yanmar diesel engine, which has four access points.
The forward cabin's vanity unit.
Wind Ryder in Majuro lagoon.
The Hunter 41' Wind Ryder moored in Majuro lagoon.
Beran Island at Ailinglaplap Atoll. Photo: Chuck Handy
A couple of the Indies Trader boats at the Beran Island dock. Photo: Chuck Handy.
The sweeping verandah at Beran Island at Ailinglaplap. Photo: Chuck Handy
The upstairs verandah at Martin Daly's Beran Island. Photo: Chuck Handy
The stylish kitchen area at Beran Island. Photo: Chuck Handy
A place to watch for the waves at Beran Island. Photo: Chuck Handy.
Beran Island's entertainment zone. Photo: Chuck Handy
Your doorway to a surfing paradise at Beran Island, Ailinglaplap. Photo: Chuck Handy
Captain Cary in the cockpit of Wind Ryder.
Wind Ryder on a picnic voyage in Majuro lagoon.
Wind Ryder tied up to a local yacht at Wake Island marina. Photo: Michael Marrero
A squad of coconut crabs being looked after near the Wake Island water plant. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
Cary Evarts, Karen Earnshaw, and Wake Island site manager Michael Marrero. Photo: Captain Allen Jaime.
Cary Evarts with the Wake Island transport known as a Mule. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
Captain Cary Evarts in the cockpit of Wind Ryder. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
The cockpit of Wind Ryder as we voyaged from Wake to Majuro. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
Wake Island Lodge. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
An aerial shot of Wake Island. The marina is to the left of the runway. Photo: Unknown
The Baet-Ul-Ahad mosque in Majuro was at first met with fear and suspicion when it opened in 2012. Photo: Jon Letman/Civil Beat
An Air Marshall Islands plane lands on the Utrik runway. Photo: Unknown
The village church on Utrik. Photo: Unknown
Having a chat on Utrik's basketball court. Photo: Giff Johnson.
President Hilda Heine and her husband Tommy Kijiner, center, stand in line to buy fresh vegetables at the Farmer's Market. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
Fresh produce ready for sale at the Saturday Farmers' Market held twice a month. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
People wait for the opening of the Farmers' Market. Photo: Karen Earsnahw
Representatives of SDA host a tasty cooking demonstration at the Farmers' Market. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
Yacht for sale in Wake Island, mid-Pacific.
Yacht for sale in Wake Island, mid-Pacific.
Yacht for sale in Wake Island, mid-Pacific.
Yacht for sale in Wake Island, mid-Pacific.
Bigler Park on Rongelap. Photo: Lanny and Ginger of SwiftSure.
A chick on Rongelap Atoll. Photo: Lanny and Ginger of SwiftSure
Birds soar above a Rongelap beach. Photo: Lanny and Ginger SwiftSure
An overturned boat on the shores of Rongelap. Photo: Lanny and Ginger of SwiftSure.
Rongelap church. Photo: Lanny and Ginger of SwiftSure.
A greenhouse on Rongelap. Photo: Lanny and Ginger of SwiftSure.
One of a series of bungalows that were built for tourists on Rongelap. Photo: Lanny and Ginger of SwiftSure.
The Rongelap cottages. Photo: Lanny and Ginger of SwiftSure.
Rongelap housing. Photo: Lanny and Ginger of SwiftSure.
The shoreline at Rongelap. Photo: Lanny and Ginger of SwiftSure.
Rongelap chart.
The remains of a raft on a Rongelap beach. Photo: Lanny and Ginger of SwiftSure.
Drawing well water on Maloelap. Photo: Lanny and Ginger on SwiftSure.
A pretty beach scene on Maloelap. Photo: Lanny and Ginger on SwiftSure.
Buoy boats on Maloelap. Photo: Lanny and Ginger on SwiftSure.
Maloelap chart
A classroom on Maloelap. Photo: Lanny and Ginger on SwiftSure.
Diving a wreck on Maloelap. Photo: Lanny and Ginger on SwiftSure.
Old beach ornaments on Maloelap. Photo: Lanny and Ginger on SwiftSure.
A World War II gun on Maloelap. Photo: Lanny and Ginger on SwiftSure.
Smiles for the camera on Maloelap. Photo: Lanny and Ginger on SwiftSure.
The remains of a Japanese era building on Maloelap. Photo: Lanny and Ginger on SwiftSure.
A traditional house on Maloelap. Photo: Lanny and Ginger on SwiftSure.
A kid-friendly tree on Maloelap. Photo: Lanny and Ginger on SwiftSure.
A traditional house on Maloelap. Photo: Lanny and Ginger on SwiftSure.
A simple cookhouse on Wotje. Photo: Lanny and Ginger on SwiftSure
A remnant from World War II on Wotje. Photo: Lanny and Ginger on SwiftSure
Driftwood and dead palms on Wotje. Photo: Lanny and Ginger on SwiftSure
A pretty beach Wotje-style. Photo: Lanny and Ginger on SwiftSure
Islands of Wotje. Photo: Lanny and Ginger on SwiftSure
A WWII bunker on Wotje. Photo: Lanny and Ginger on SwiftSure
Wotje chart
Wotje church. Photo: Lanny and Ginger on SwiftSure
Enjoying the moment on Wotje. Photo: Lanny and Ginger on SwiftSure
Ginger and on the big guns on Wotje. Photo: Lanny on SwiftSure
A big old gun on Wotje. Photo: Lanny and Ginger on SwiftSure
Nice hammock, nice view on Wotje. Photo: Lanny and Ginger of SwiftSure
Lanny watches the Wotje pig; the pig watches Lanny. Photo: Ginger of SwiftSure
A World War II relic features on Wotje. Photo: Lanny and Ginger on SwiftSure
An office at Wotje's Northern Islands High School. Photo: Lanny and Ginger on SwiftSure
Wotje shell collection. Photo: Lanny and Ginger on SwiftSure
The entrance to Northern Islands High School on Wotje. Photo: Lanny and Ginger on SwiftSure
Cruisers enjoy a meal at Won Hai Shien. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
Cooking up a storm at Won Hai Shien. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
In the kitchen at Won Hai Shien. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
Shrimp and vegetables at Won Hai Shien. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
Mixed vegetables at Won Hai Shien. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
Squid and vegetables at Won Hai Shien. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
The chef poses with a selection of her best dishes. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
The photograph suggested to be of Amelia Earhart and Fred Noonan in the Marshall Islands, found in the US national archives. Photograph: Photograph Courtesy of Les Kinney/US National Archives.
Amram Bilimon. Photo: Unknown
Charles Domnick who was a good friend of Amram Bilimon. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
Dick Spink in his workshop in Washington State, has spent thousands of dollars to prove his theory. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
Dick Spink with the plastic replica of the dust cover that was found on Mili Atoll and a copy of the wheel hub it would have attached to. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
Many said it would be impossible to reach Mili in Earhart's plane, but Dick Spink claims this fuel report proves it would have been possible - lending more credence to their claims. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
U.S. businessman Jerry Kramer also heard Amram's story of treating Noonan for a broken leg on a Japanese boat -- and was even shown where she was jailed in Saipan by people who swore she was there. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
These are other pieces of metal found on Mili. Most have been discounted as not coming from Earhart's plane, but the long piece of metal on the left may be significant. Photo: Dick Spink
The late Tamaki Myazoe (left) claimed he was working on a boat on Jaluit when the Japanese captain appeared and cut the ropes in a hurry. Photo: Unknown
These wheels could have been used by the Japanese to take the plane off the island - it would have originally had a wooden platform in the middle, but it has rotten away. Photo: Dick Spink
Children of Majuro in 1976.
Elementary school children in Majuro in the 1970s.
A burial in Majuro in the 1970s.
A lagoonside home in Majuro in the 1970s.
Majuro airport in 1976.
Do you recognize any of these women?
Bath time in Majuro in the 1970s.
Boy scouts in Majuro in the 1970s.
Majuro scene in the 1970s.
Rain catcher tanks outside a Majuro house in the 1970s.
Majuro copra plant in 1977.
Majuro copra plant in 1977.
Work underway at the copra plant in the 1970s.
Work underway at the copra plant in the 1970s.
The pier anchors are installed at the Majuro copra plant.
The copra plant and office in Majuro in the 1970s.
Eldred (aka AL) & Ruth Fewkes.
This could be Francis and child. Do you know?
The games girls will play. Do you know who any of them are?
A going away party.
A going away party.
The bare bones of Majuro High School in the 1970s.
Do you know where this shed was located?
Do you know where this thatched house was located?
Do you know where this thatched house was located?
Rough housing on Majuro in the 1970s.
Jerry Kramer with some of his team in Majuro in 1977.
Jiba Kabua and family. Can you name the woman and child?
Who are these children on a some driftwood in the 1970s?
Laura beach in 1977.
A scenic view in Majuro in the 1970s.
Low tide in Majuro in the 1970s.
Majuro town after a rain shower.
Can you confirm this was a hotel on Majuro in the 1970s?
Is this a school?
An old man makes a small canoe in Majuro.
Do you know who this old man is?
Do you know who this weaver is?
Do you know this woman and her children who are perhaps twins?
Can you confirm that this is Merasco and Mesow?
A shipwreck on the oceanside of Majuro.
The Majuro post office in 1977.
Rain catchers outside a Majuro house in the 1970s.
Al Fewkes walks out of Reimers Market in 1976.
An unknown man repairs his fishing net.
Taking a ride in Majuro.
An aerial shot of downtown Majuro in 1976.
Ships at the dock, presumably in Uliga.
The long and winding road to Laura in 1976.
Do you know who these boys with their little sail boats are?
An unknown building, perhaps a school, on Majuro in the 1970s.
School children on Majuro in the 1970s.
A school on Majuro in the 1970s.
Swimming in the lagoon.
An unknown couple stands in front of the typhoon monument.
Do you know where this thatched house was located?
Do you know what this building was?
Do you know what this building was?
Do you know who this couple and their child are?
The US Army barracks on Majuro in the 1970s.
Taking a walk along the atoll road.
An advertisement by Western River Expeditions promoting the Marshalls in 1976.
First Majuro Relief Society 1977. Photo: Fewkes family
Mesow and Eldred Fewkes.
Water splashes over the coral wall at PII's gas station near the bridge. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
The boats of Beran Island. Photo: Indies Trader
Riding the waves near Beran Island. Photo: Indies Trader
Voyaging to Beran Island on Windward. Photo: Indies Trader
Fish on! Photo: Indies Trader
The buggies on Beran Island, Ailinglaplap. Photo: Indies Trader
Paradise with a hammock at Beran Island. Photo: Indies Trader
The Beran Island dining room. Photo: Indies Trader
The dock at Beran Island, Ailinglaplap. Photo: Indies Trader
Life afloat off Beran Island, Ailinglaplap. Photo: Indies Trader
The living room at Beran Island. Photo: Indies Trader
Ready to ride! Surf near Beran Island. Photo: Indies Trader
Wonderful wave near Beran Island, Ailinglaplap. Photo: Indies Trader
Beran Island, Ailinglaplap, accommodation. Photo: Indies Trader
Aerial shot of Beran Island, Ailinglaplap. Photo: Indies Trader
The comfy accommodation at Beran Island, Ailinglaplap. Photo: Indies Trader
Beran Island, Ailinglaplap, accommodation. Photo: Indies Trader
Beran Island, Ailinglaplap. Photo: Indies Trader
The gym at the Canvasback Missions' Wellness Center. Photo: Wellness Center
The kitchen at the Wellness Center in Delap. Photo: Wellness Center
Learning to cook healthy food at the Wellness Center. Photo: Wellness Center
CMI dorm coordinator Bego Alik and CMI Nurse Susana Kamram check out the Journal while Hilary Hosia takes their picture for the movie. Photo: Kelly Lorennij
CMI dorm coordinator Bego Alik and CMI Nurse Susana Kamram check out the Journal while Hilary Hosia takes their picture for the movie. Photo: Kelly Lorennij
Mie thinks two fish are twice as nice.Photo: Karen Earnshaw
Melody and Ophelia on the good ship Wasabi. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
"My hunter!" Photo: Karen Earnshaw
Jerry and Melody with Emily and Cary in the background. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
Melody and Jerry with beautiful daughter Ophelia. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
Enjoying the Majuro Lagoon Writers Christmas picnic. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
As the pigs pass by... Photo: Karen Earnshaw
Going places in paradise. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
Amy Ishiguro and her pretty chocolate cake. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
Ophelia with Mie's fish. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
Marshall Islands Journal February 9, 2018
Marshall Islands Journal February 16, 2018
Lemeyo Abon with two young friends. Photo: Hilary Hosia.
Marshall Islands Journal March 2, 2018
WWII remnants near a cemetery on Imiej isle on Jaluit. Photo Lise Larsen
A canoe framed by trees at Jaluit. Photo Lise Larsen
A lovely flower that floated by the boat. Photo Lise Larsen
A scene from Imiej. Photo Lise Larsen
Bottles with fermenting liquid as a boy relaxes in the hammock. Photo Lise Larsen
Children playing volleyball with their teachers at recess at Imiej. Photo Lise Larsen
Field Day at St. Joseph's in Jaluit. Photo Lise Larsen
French Kiss captain Pete in a bunker on Imiej isle. Photo Lise Larsen
French Kiss on the boat ramp. Photo Lise Larsen
French Kiss seen from Imiej Island and a ladder for picking coconuts. Photo Lise Larsen
Jabor Elementary students singing the RMI National Anthem. Photo Lise Larsen
My frisbee has found a new home at Imiej School to the delight of the children. Photo Lise Larsen
Old meets new with WWII ruins becoming a foundation for a newer home. Photo Lise Larsen
People call to us from a house as we exit the Jaluit channel. Photo Lise Larsen
Propellers from Japanese planes. Photo Lise Larsen
St. Joseph's at Jaluit. PhotoL Lise Larsen
The dock at Jabor, Jaluit. Photo Lise Larsen
The high school at Jaluit. Photo Lise Larsen
The other side of the freighter with the large hole where it was hit. Photo Lise Larsen
Thea streets of Jabor, Jaluit. Photo Lise Larsen
The sunken ship on the other side of the seaplane ramp. Photo Lise Larsen
Waiting for the tide in Jaluit. Photo Lise Larsen
WWII remnants by the church. Photo Lise Larsen
Customer Nibaan Edwin with administrators Arlington Tibon and Angelina Joses. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
Bananas and fish are available every shopping day at MISCO Market. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
The refreshment table at MISCO Market. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
Nibaan Edwin and Austin August show the size range of fish at MISCO Market. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
A great range of handicrafts can be found at MISCO Market. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
MISCO Market has a great range of local and locally useful products. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
The MISCO Market in Uliga, Majuro. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
Clever gadgets to light up people's lives are available at MISCO Market. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
Brenda Menwe, left, and Jacklina Thomas take care of the cash register at MISCO Market. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
Marshall Islands Journal March 9, 2018
Marlin burgers from Karen's Kitchen. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
Marshall Islands Journal March 16, 2018
Payless Motors in Majuro. Photo Hilary Hosia
Tempo Alfred talks with Cary Evarts on Ailuk in 2013. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
Marshall Islands Journal March 30 2018
The Jambo Arts Exhibition in 20017.
Marshall Islands Journal April 6, 2018
A Mieco Beach Yacht Beer Can race. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
A curling wave taken from the pier at Majuro Bridge. Photo: Jamison Logan.
A glorious sunset photo of Majuro taken in Delap and looking towards Laura. Photo: Jamison Logan.
The point at Laura from above. Photo: Jamison Logan.
Boats at the RRE Shoreline dock area in Uliga. Photo: Jamison Logan.
A canoe sits under a low sky in Arno Atoll. Photo: Jamison Logan.
A pristine beach in Arno, just 15 miles away from Majuro. Photo: Jamison Logan.
A surfer waits for a wave as the sun dips behind the palm trees near Majuro Bridge. Photo: Jamison Logan.
Marshall Islands Journal April 13, 2018
US Senator Daniel Akaka. Photo: PBS Hawaii.
CMI students on a field trip in Majuro lagoon. Photo Michael Honeth
Marshall Islands Journal April 27 18
A previous group of WAM trainees with Director Alson Kelen (center). Photo: Karen Earnshaw
Marshall Islands Journal May 4, 2018
MIMRA's Eunice Borero with the Journal's Kelly Lorennij and her first place certificate. Photo: Rebecca Lathrop.
World Tuna Day first place band Diversity Music featuring Fuisega Sualau, Chris Uesi, Alex Aruhane, and Kris Person. Photo: Unknown.
Majuro Coop School students perform on World Tuna Day. Photo: Rebecca Lathrop.
The fish fileting section of World Tuna Day at Delap Park. Photo: Rebecca Lathrop.
Minister Dennis Momotaro, and PNA head Ludwig Kumoru with Coop School students Xavier Williams and Yale Kramer who won special recognition for their tuna documentary. Photo: Rebecca Lathrop.
Some of the World Tuna Day organizers wearing their 'tuna' skirts. Photo: Willard Lathrop.
The World Tuna Day sign at Delap Park. Photo: Rebecca Lathrop.
Happy World Tuna Day visitors at Delap Park. Photo: Rebecca Lathrop.
Marshall Islands Journal May 11, 2018
Team Kirtake with their second place Marlin. Photos: Karen Earnshaw.
Marshall Islands Journal May 18, 2018
Marshallese graduates who studied in US universitities and colleges.
Marshall Islands Journal May 25, 2018
The late Tony deBrum with Iroijlaplap Imata Kabua, who turned 75 this week.
Marshall Islands Journal, June 1, 2018
Henry 'Boti' Alee rescues a friend from big ocean waves. Photo: Hilary Hosia for the Marshall Islands Journal.
Marshall Islands Journal June 8, 2018
The Mieco Beach Yacht Club's Lanny Pirtle tosses a bottle into a waste collection bag at Enemanet Island. Photo: Mika Makelainen.
Cans and more cans at beautiful Enemanet Island. Photo: Apolima.
Yachties on a clean-up mission at Enemanet Island. Photo: Apolima.
A smattering of the rubbish collected at Enemanet Island. Photo: Apolima.
Sea Rover at the dock for the clean-up at Enemanet. Photo: Apolima.
Marshall Islands President Hilda Heine with Australian Foreign Minister Julie Bishop in Majuro. Photo Marshall Islands Office of the President
Marshall Islands Journal June 15, 2018
Marshall Islands Journal June 22, 2018
Marshalls Energy Company in Majuro, Marshall Islands.
Marshall Islands Journal June 29 2018
The new post office is in the building shared by the Bank of Marshall Islands and the MIDB program. Photo: SV Westward II.
Marshall Islands Journal July 6 2018
Figment crew Allen Gale and Derek Bell with skipper Will Lathrop in Port Angeles, WA. Photo: Rebecca Lathrop.
Marshall Islands Journal July 13 2018
Marshall Islands Journal July 20 2018
Marshall Islands Journal July 27 2018
The Marshall Islands Team at the Yap Micronesidan Games opening ceremony.
Majuro Supermart's Taelynn Lakmis, Lang Langmoir, Grace Atltiche and Fernando Lecciones III. Photo: Hilary Hosia.
Marshall Islands Journal August 3, 2018
The tide creeps up on a Jemo Island beach. Photo: Nicky deBrum.
The exposed reef on Jemo Island. Photo: Nicky deBrum.
An overturned boat on the shores of Jemo Island. Photo: Nicky deBrum.
Likiep visitors' camp on Jemo Island. Photo: Nicky deBrum.
Approaching Jemo Island. Photo: Nicky deBrum.
Healthy vegetation and trees on Jemo Island. Photo: Nicky deBrum.
Likiep policeman Jeffery untangles a booby from line on the beach at Jemo Island. Photo: Nicky deBrum.
The rescued bird sits on a log on the wreck of the Marshall Islander. Photo: Nicky deBrum.
A mult-colored coconut crab on Jemo Island. Photo: NIcky deBrum.
A Likiep guy begins to prepare a protective basket for a coconut crab. Photo: Nicky deBrum.
Wrapping the individual fronds around the coconut crab. Photo: Nicky deBrum.
Continuing to braid the fronds to make a basket for a coconut crab on Jemo Island. Photo: Nicky deBrum.
A bundle of coconut crabs in their protective baskets on Jemo Island. Photo: Nicky deBrum.
Sand fills the hold of the Marshall Islander at Jemo Island. Photo: Nicky deBrum
The wreck of the Marshall Islander that sits rotting on Jemo Island. Photo: Nicky deBrum
Fishing on the way to Jemo Island. Note the wreck on the right. Photo: Nicky deBrum
RMI Ambassador Gerald Zackios and US President Donald Trump.
Partof the wrecked hull of Dream Maker on the Likiep reef. Photo: Junior deBrum.
Jackie Jacklick checks out the snacks found on board the boat. Photo: Junior deBrum.
Residents search the wreck on Likiep's Second Island. Photo: Junior deBrum.
Some of the many 'dry' storage areas on the rowing boat. Photo: Junior deBrum.
The washed-up hull of Dream Maker at Likiep. Photo: Junior deBrum.
The ravaged hull of the rowing boat on Likiep. Photo: Junior deBrum.
Dream Maker with Christopher Lee and Jacob Pope on board. PHoto: Unknown.
Rowers Christopher Lee and Jacob Pope. Photo: Unknown
Friends Christopher Lee and Jacob Pope with their rowing boat. Photo: Unknown
Marshall Islands Journal August 24, 2018
A Ryan Bance shot of a surfer in the Marshall Islands.
Marshall Islands Journal August 31, 2018
MISCo Market manager Arlington Tibon with a colleague. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
Marshall Islands Journal September 7, 2018
Pieces of sailfish ready to be smoked. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
Sailfish slices that have been smoked for 20 minutes. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
Camerons small smoker, which is the perfect size for a small yacht. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
Geography Now! host Paul Barbato.
The yacht Ahaluna on the reef in Majuro. Photo: Kelly Lorennij.
President HIlda Heine's newsletter dated November 9, 2018.
Windward II receives donated goods from the KIO Club. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
A few of the many incoming cruising yachts to Majuro in early 2019. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
HF and VHF radios on board a yacht in Majuro lagoon. Photo: Karen Earnshaw
Pub quiz winner Phil Martin who, with teammates Cary Evarts and Karen Earnshaw, won Tuesday's Mieco Beach Yacht Club event. Photo: Ross Butler.
Mieco Beach Yacht Club Social Director Karen Thomas with Team Bank Seal's winnings. Photo: Ross Butler.
An aerial shot of Beran Island, Ailinglaplap. Photo: Indies Trader.
A comfy bedroom at Beran, Ailinglaplap. Photo: Indies Trader.
The dining area at Beran, Ailinglaplap. Photo: Indies Trader.
Beran Island, Ailinglaplap. Photo: Indies Trader.
A clip from Brett Taylor's video Let's Go To Arno!
One of the posts on the new site.
Marshall Islands passport
Former President Dr. Hilda Heine with insert of her former teacher Dianne Brandhorst.
The lagoon view from the Majuro Bar & Grill called Toeak.
Learn about human rights in the Marshall Islands
The Marshall Islands movie Zori gives you an insight into villages of Majuro
Kathryn Relang, Chair of the Board of Regents at the College of the Marshall Islands.
Champion copra maker Torrak Anton on Arno Atoll. Photo: Marshall Islands Journal.
US Ambassador Roxanne Cabral speaking at Nuclear Victims' Day in 2022. Photo: Marshall Islands Journal.
The Marshall Islands Journal team pictured in March, 2020.

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