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Fono to
review Admin's teacher reclassification measure on Monday
Bill
sets salaries between $7,700 to $35,000 based on teacher certification
and qualifications
A
long-awaited proposal from the Administration to increase salaries
for public school teachers was introduced yesterday in the Fono.
(read more)
Common
Cause seeks assistance from House leaders to impeach the lieutenant
governor
Watch
dog group Common Cause distributed to leaders of the House standing
committees this week a letter seeking assistance for impeachment
of Lt. Gov. Ipulasi A. Sunia. (read more)
Court sentences
Pago mayor to probation
Kruse:
While aumaga can police village curfews, the enforcement function
is with DPS
The High
Court sentenced yesterday Pago Pago mayor Vila Tufele, 61, to
two years probation for hitting a man with a stick when the mayor
and aumaga members were policing the village during its curfew
on Oct. 13, 2007. (read more)
BYU-Hawaii
group discusses with governor creating local civil service internships
Talks
have begun between Gov. Togiola Tulafono and Brigham Young University-Hawaii
to create civil service internships for local students who enroll
at the four-year university in Laie, Hawaii. (read
more)
SPEX suspends
inter-Samoa flights as it works to obtain foreign carrier certification
South
Pacific Express (SPEX) has suspended its inter-Samoa flights,
effective on Tuesday, as it undergoes new certification by New
Zealand aviation authorities. If approved, the company will be
based in Apia, Samoa. (read more)
Community
Briefs (read
more)
Call for Artists! See
this week's update
Guam voters
helping to pick Democratic nominee
HAGATNA,
Guam (AP) - Supporters of Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama
are gathering at caucuses in Guam to pick among national convention
delegates pledged to each of them. (read more)
Lolo calls
for update on status of fiber optic cable project
Senate
President Lolo M. Moliga requested this week from the Administration
information on the status of the fiber optic cable project. (read
more)
Forum encourages
press freedom
Media
freedom and freedom of information are essential for good governance,
development and peace in the Pacific region. (read more)
Letters
(read more)
The People and Customs pt. 13
Despite
the political upheavals, Fiji's culture is a rich mosaic of indigenous,
Indian, Chinese and European traditions. The Culture of Fiji
is shown in its traditions and hierarchy, its language and has
created a unique communal and national identity. (read more)
Military
and Veterans News (read more)
Malamalama
Aga o Le Kanesa (read
more)
Hawkeye - "Walk to work, or carry your lunch"
(read
more)
The Qs
- Lanu
Inoke Pese (read more)
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