March 2014
CORRECTION
In one of our Talavalu Team profile stories, “Take a Sad Song and Make it Better”, published on Monday, Mar.
HR reviews Customs time cards; 13 entitled to OT
Human Resources Director Sonny Thompson has returned 38 timecards and time sheets back to the Treasury Department for Customs officers who claim they were entitled to overtime incurred from pay per
Lemanu reports: Lolo staying in Hawaii for med follow up
Gov. Lolo Matalasi Moliga was released this week from Straub hospital in Honolulu, and he will stay on there for follow up medical appointments, as well as meetings through next week.
Lemanu firms up Flag Day program, no Samoa fautasi
Samoa’s winning fautasi from last year's Samoa Independence Day has decided not to attend this year’s Flag Day celebration in American Samoa due to an issue with the difference in oars used by Samo
Senate approves two of six Retirement Board nominees, House vote today
Two out of six of the governor’s nominees were approved in the Senate yesterday to serve on the Retirement Fund Board. They are: Toafala Iafeta and Aloma Aumau-Langford.
Youth jailed for sex crimes pleads guilty to further sex crimes while in the JDC
A plea of guilty was rendered by a 17-year-old juvenile charged as an adult in connection with a sex case, which is alleged to have occurred inside the Juvenile Detention Center, where he was incar
ASCC artist delivers keynote speech for International Women’s Day
The Business and Professional Women (BPW) of American Samoa joined in the national and worldwide celebration of International Women’s Day this past Saturday with a fundraising event titled “Interna
No confirmed dengue cases at this time; DoH wants to keep it that way
Department of Health’s Communicable Disease Surveillance Nurse Sharmaine Mageo has issued a health alert on Dengue Fever.