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Vatia’s Fua’o christened on Saturday
“There have been many tales told about this fautasi,” sermonized Rev. Iopu Auva’a, a Methodist minister from the village of Vatia.
Vaitogi, Futiga leaders support sanctuary expansion
Village traditional leaders from Vaitogi and Futiga have filed separate petitions or letters supporting the proposed plan by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s expansion of the
Governor defends calling Fono back for special session
Gov. Togiola Tulafono used his weekend radio program to defend calling back lawmakers for the special session which convenes at 10 a.m.
Local Bar Association will closely monitor CAC plan
The American Samoa Bar Association has not taken a position but will closely monitor the Constitutional Accountability Center (CAC) plan to challenge in federal court the federal law that does not
AmSam targeted in Romney’s quest for delegates
With the local Republican caucus set for Tuesday, Mar. 13, American Samoa was the focus of political pundits over the weekend.
Senate approves administration bill for $100K
In a vote of 12-2, the Senate approved last Thursday the House version of an administration bill seeking $50,000 each for the Samoa Bowl Committee and the Office of Samoan Affairs.
AG’s office seeks to consolidate cases for three charged in beating death
The Attorney General’s office has filed a motion to consolidate the cases of the three men charged in connection with the brutal beating death of Sio Faumui, also known as Chico, in the summer of