June 2012
Tone Pulou sentenced to 28 months in student rape case
Associate Justice Lyle L Richmond and Associate Judge Mamea Sala Jr have sentenced Tone Pulou, the former teacher who pled guilty to raping his 13-year old student, to serve 28 months in jail.
Service for fisherman held as USCG probe finalized
A memorial service was held last night for the Filipino fisherman killed on aboard a locally based fishing vessel last month while the U.S.
LBJ CEO explains benefits of working with Philippines
LBJ Medical Center is looking at the Philippines to fill the local need for qualified physicians and medical professionals, as well an agreement with two hospitals in the capital of the Philippine
Haleck family and Interior Dept attorneys to meet next week over land case
Attorneys representing the Interior Department and the Haleck family are scheduled to meet later this month to discuss the family’s law suit filed in April this year at the federal court in Washin
DYWA hosts 2012 graduates orientation on Friday
The Department of Youth and Women’s Affairs (DYWA) is hosting the annual graduate’s orientation this coming Friday — the second since its inception.
American Samoa Filipino Community to celebrate 114th Philippines Independence this Saturday
(PRESS RELEASE) — The Filipino Community in American Samoa will celebrate the 114th Philippine Independence Anniversary this Saturday, June 9, 2012, at the Samoa Sports Center Hall (Bowling Alley)
Review: Facebook's new camera app
NEW YORK (AP) -- Facebook's new camera app makes sharing photos on the social media site a breeze.
US military suicides rising, even as combat eases
WASHINGTON (AP) -- Suicides among active-duty U.S.
Sausaunoaga a le afioga Toomalatai
Sausaunoaga a le afioga Toomalatai i le taualuga a le itumalo Vaimauga i Sisifo.[Ata: Naenae Productions]