The issue:Americans depend on energy for everything from driving their cars to powering factories, homes and offices - and of course our smartphones, laptops and tablets.
WASHINGTON (AP) -- There they go again. Or do they?
O se vaaiga lena i le vasega Amata mai le EFKAS mai Fagatogo ao sauni atu mo le latou Lotu Tamaiti.
Na faamaonia e kovana Togiola Tulafono i le fonotaga ma le Palemia ma le aumalaga mai Samoa i le vaiaso na te’a nei, le malie mai o le matagaluega o Faatoaga a le malo tele, e tatala le aumaia o
Ua faamaonia mai e le taitaifono o le Komiti Suesue a le Senate (SIC) le sauni e fesiligia le polokalame o le ‘Section 1602’, lea o lo o tele i ai faasea a ni isi o le atunuu.
E ui e lei aloaia mataupu ua faaoemoe kovana Togiola Tulafono e tuuina atu mo lana Fono Faapitoa, peitai ua ia taua nisi o mataupu o le a ia tuuina atu i luma o le Fono, lea e aofia ai ma tulafono
Dear Editor,
Re: “Hold on to our Culture” (published 09/17/12), “Shotgun Approach” (published 09/22/12)
Tafuna High School made a huge statement to the teams in the ASHSAA Football League this past weekend, under the Friday Night Lights at the Veterans Memorial Stadium.
The American Samoa Economic Stimulus and Recovery Office has completed a 1602 Project Interim Report, signed by its Executive Director Pat M.