November 2012
New MAP sees 17¢ decrease in local gasoline prices
Motorists in American Samoa are getting a major break in gasoline prices heading into the Thanksgiving holiday next week, as the new Maximum Allowable Price (MAP), or wholesale prices for all petr
Eni's committee bid: Voting rights, money are obstacles
WASHINGTON, D.C. — “I have proudly served on the Committee since I was first elected to Congress in 1988, and I now have more seniority than any other returning Democratic member,” Cong.
BOYS FUTSAL OFFICIALLY ENDS
The Boys Futsal season has officially come to an end with the Samoana Sharks walking away with the 2012-2013 Championship title this past Thursday winning it in front of their home crowd at Samoan
Photo winner Dong Su Kim
Our winner for this weeks’ Amateur Photo Competition is Dong Su Kim who submitted this beautiful photo of a pulu tree with Aunuu island in the background.
Plea negotiations continue in Merlin Uli case
There are ongoing plea negotiations in the government’s case against Merlin Uli, one of the Uli twins facing charges on allegations that on several occasions, he escaped while on work release.
Two jury trials delayed after request from government
Two jury trials scheduled for later this month have been rescheduled until next year, as requested
SPC takes integrated approach to regional issues
Noumea, New Caledonia — Government representatives from the Secretariat of the Pacific Community’s (SPC) 26 member countries are met in Noumea last week to discuss new approaches to addr
Aussies praise Tonga and Cook Islands for help in drug haul
The Australian Federal Police say the co-operation from Tongan and Cook Islands police was crucial to a huge cocaine find on a reef off a remote uninhabited island in Tonga’s Vava’u group.