Mt. Alava students
Recognizing Mt Alava students who were representing the school for the Tusigatala Samoa last week. Rosa Lofipo (L8), Julie Lavasii (L7), Ienikepualani Matautia (L6), Vasati Mose (L5), Blessing Siofaga (L4), Genesis Lavasii (L3). [courtesy photo]
“Le Fale o Latiā”
Pava’ia’I village’s new $200,000 “Le Fale o Latiā” was dedicated this week. Senator Tuanaitau Malaki Togiola presided over the ceremony in Pago Pago. The event featured participation from the chiefs and untitled men of Pava’ia’i, Fono leaders, and community members. Church ministers from Pava’ia’i blessed the vessel. [courtesy photo]  
Future healthcare leaders
Future healthcare leaders promote TB Awareness Month, to educate, advocate, and make a difference in the fight against tuberculosis. Knowledge is the first step to prevention! #HOSAforHealth #TBawareness #FutureHealthLeaders [courtesy photo]  
Pacific Public Health Fellowship Program
On January 20, 2025, a new Postgraduate Certificate in Field Epidemiology (PGCFE) cohort officially launched and is made up of seven dedicated fellows from the Pacific Public Health Fellowship Program (PPHFP), representing American Samoa, Palau, Chuuk, and Pohnpei. Pictured here includes American Samoa’s very own Cohort 4 fellows — Meghan Paletaoga and Taputailo Fea.  PPHFP equips fellows with essential epidemiological skills to strengthen public health. [courtesy photo]  

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Tuasivi John Marsh
Pago Pago, AMERICAN SAMOA — Tuasivi John Marsh's confirmation hearing last Wednesday for a second term as Commissioner of the Office of Financial Institutions (OFI) began on a lighthearted note. Senate President Tuaolo Manaia Fruean remarked that Tuasivi's resume spoke for itself. Tuaolo then asked Marsh whether his matai title, Tuasivi, was that of a high chief or a talking chief. Marsh...

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Tuasivi John Marsh
Pago Pago, AMERICAN SAMOA — Tuasivi John Marsh's confirmation hearing last Wednesday for a second term as Commissioner of the Office of Financial Institutions (OFI) began on a lighthearted note. Senate President Tuaolo Manaia Fruean remarked that Tuasivi's resume spoke for itself. Tuaolo then asked...
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