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2012 COCONUT POINT SPLASH & DASH
The American Samoa Swimming Association (ASSA) organized its first multi-sport event at Coconut Point on Saturday April 21, 2012, where competitors ranging in age from 5 -13 raced in the inaugural
Op-Ed: WE NEED TO MOVE OUR SHIP FORWARD
Governor Togiola Tulafono’s final Flag-Day speech was a lamentation of a missed opportunity during his time at the helm to change the territory’s political status.
Teacher of the Year 2012 with Pres. Obama
Ms. LitaMarie Timoteo (back row, second from the right), Teacher of the Year, from Tafuna Elementary, met President Barrack Obama yesterday at the White House.
Court Report
PURSUED BY POLICE, JUVENILE JUMPS INTO OCEAN
A 16 year old female juvenile was arrested after police suspected the girl was intoxicated and underage.
Arthur A. Morrow Justice Award to be presented to Ipu Lefiti
The American Samoa Bar Association is honored to announce that it will be presenting the first ever Arthur A.
Local bar association marks 40th anniversary with conference
Legal implications of U.S.
Governor: Hawaii to get 2,700 Marines from Japan
HONOLULU (AP) — The U.S. military is expected to announce it will transfer up to 2,700 Marines from the Japanese prefecture of Okinawa to Hawaii, Gov. Neil Abercrombie said Tuesday.
Samoa plans to increase departure tax at Faleolo
Using Faleolo International Airport (pictured) to travel out of Samoa will soon cost you more. The current departure tax of $40 is most likely to increase to $65 if Cabinet approves the plan.
World's first sea-floor mine signs first customer
Canada-based mining firm Nautilus Minerals said Tuesday it had signed China's Tongling Nonferrous Metals Group as the first customer of its pioneering Papua New Guinean sea-floor mine.