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Hawkeye: Minding our own Business
“It’s never too late to do something great!”
Typhoid Fever: No outbreak, but a cause for concern
There are eight confirmed typhoid fever cases in the territory, according to LBJ hospital Pediatrician Dr. Mike Favazza during a press conference called by the Department of Health yesterday.
Le fia tali Satele i le tusi a le loia a Lopa
SATELE: UA OU SAUNI E AVE LE MATAUPU I LE FAAMASINOGA
AS ranks behind CNMI and Guam when it comes to protecting coastal waters
American Samoa is ranked 10th among the coastal states and territories in safeguarding its marine resources, according to a recently released study conducted by the Marine Conservation Institution
Sanctuary establishes tourism-recreation working group
The National Marine Sanctuary of American Samoa's (NMSAS) Sanctuary Advisory Council(SAC) has established a Tourism & Recreation Working Group, with its first public meeting set for next week.<
Husband of ex-airline worker admits role in meth distribution
HONOLULU (AP) — The husband of a former Delta Air Lines employee who admitted using her security credentials to smuggle drug money has also pleaded guilty to his role in a meth trafficking ring tha
Tongan newspaper editor says defamation decision nothing new
The editor of a Tongan newspaper says he is not intimidated after damages were awarded against him for defaming the Prime Minister.Lord Tuivakano and six cabinet ministers brought the claim against
June Jones scholarship awards
The June Jones Foundation and the medical team of the Goodwill Mission touched down on American Samoa soil this past Thursday evening, with another medical donation intended for the LBJ Medical Cen
Arrielle & friends at Army Reserve training
Miss American Samoa, Arrielle Laasaga Maloata was spotted during her annual Army Reserve training in Hawaii by some “Toa o Samoa” who asked that she take a picture with them.