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Mixed reactions to Samoa Air’s ‘pay-per-weigh’ fare
Samoa Air’s new concept of pay-per-weigh to fly on its routes have attracted not only international news media attention but others around the world — some embracing the idea and others calling it
Federal court grants release of garnished funds to Marisco
A federal judge in Honolulu has signed off on a “stipulation to release all funds deposited” with the federal court registry to Hawai’i based shipyard Marisco Ltd., totaling more than $800,000.
Local student makes board of Law and Policy Journal
American Samoa native, Janelle F.B. Etelagi, who is a law student at the University of Hawai’i at Manoa William S.
Two cruise ships for scheduled to visit territory in April
The American Samoa Visitor’s Bureau has confirmed two cruise ships are scheduled to call into the Port of Pago Pago this month with the first set to arrived Monday (Apr. 8).
Cops get help battling domestic violence in Samoa
Two New Zealand police officers are in Samoa for two weeks to work with their local counterparts to combat domestic violence.Senior Sergeant Sue O’Neil and Detective Sergeant Ian McCambridge are wo
Guam’s Governor not confident with US defence
The Governor of Guam has admitted that he isn’t 100 percent confident in the missile defence system the US is installing in the territory.Earlier this week, the Pentagon announced that it would dep
Samoana High School 2013 Speech Fest
Secondary Speech Festival celebrated its 27th year Thursday with a host of performances in eight categories.
April is Sexual Assault Awareness month
The American Samoa Coalition Against Domestic & Sexual Violence (ASCADSV) is joining the nation in recognizing April as Sexual Assault Awareness Month.