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Marist wins the cup in thriller
Many thought it was going to be a repeat of last year’s final, with BBE Vaiala Ulalei taking home the cup for the second consecutive year. But Marist St.
Commentary: The campaign to be American Samoa’s next Governor began anew yesterday.
Faoa and Lolo finished in what amounts to a tie, separated by less than 60 votes out of 13,054 votes cast.
ASPA management blames Fono for rate increases
Voters in the territory have once again rejected a proposed amendment to the Revised Constitution of American Samoa which would have given the Fono the power to override the governor’s veto, rathe
Fa’aalia agaga faafetai Soliai ina i’u manuia palotaga
O le te’a o le itula e 2:00 i le vaveao ananafi na tuu aloaia mai ai se saunoaga a le Komesina o le Ofisa o Palotaga a le atunuu, le afioga i le Maopu ia Soliai Tuipine Fuimaono, e faafetai aloaia
U.S. Attny’s Office asks to dismiss citizenship lawsuit
The U.S. Attorney’s Office has asked the federal court in Washington D.C. to dismiss the citizenship lawsuit against Hillary Rodham Clinton in her capacity U.S.
Faleomavaega wins 13th consecutive term
More than 7,000 ballots were cast Tuesday in the general election to return Congressman Faleomavaega Eni as the territory’s non voting Delegate to the U.S.
BHE re-confirms Dr. Seth Galea
The Board of Higher Education (BHE), the executive governing body of the American Samoa Community College (ASCC) at its October 3rd meeting unanimously approved the motion to extend the tenure of