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ORACLE BEATS NZ TO KEEP CUP
Since they were discovered in Ta'u, Manu'a ninety years ago in 1923, crakes have only been sighted a handful of times.
Gov. Lolo Matalasi Moliga has signed into law a Fono approved legislation which sets at $500,000 the ceiling for tort liability claims against the territorial government.
An unoccupied two bedroom house burned to the ground in Vaitogi, Monday evening. Homeowner David Tupua said the house was in the process of being renovated and could not be saved.
Director of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Utuali’i Iuniasolua Savusa has issued an apology to Governor Lolo Matalasi Moliga, cabinet members, members of the public and the Futiga Method
One of the long-term sustainable solutions for renewable energy development, according to the American Samoa Strategic Energy Plan (ASSEP), is hydro power generation.
Honolulu, HAWAII — A federal grand jury indicted 18 men on racketeering-related charges related to their membership or association with a criminal organization identified as the “USO Famil
Although USDOE official Philip A.