WASHINGTON, D.C. — The First Spouses of Governors from across the country recently joined forces with Reading Is Fundamental, the largest childhood literacy nonprofit in the U.S.
Ua pasia e le maota o faipule i le vaiaso nei le pili tupe na faaulu e le alii kovana, e faasoasoa atu ai le aofaiga e $100,000 e faatupe ai nisi o manaoga taua e pei ona fuafuaina e le malo, e pe
Na taua e le taitaifono o le Komiti Faafoe a le Vaega o le Litaea, i le iloiloga a le komiti o sui i le aoauli ananafi, e le lava se tupe o i ai i teugatupe a le litaea, e faatupe ai le pili tupe
Ua mae’a ona fa’atautaia tu’uga fa’ai’u o le Ta’amilosaga o Ta’aloga Afeleti i le tatou vasega o A’oga Maualuluga i le teritori, ma ua mae’a fa’amauina fo’i le sui ma lona taimi na ia tamo’e ai i
O le ripoti lea na faasalalau e vaega faasalalau i leitio ma nusipepa, faavae mai lea i le molimau a le alii pule o le Ofisa Faanofovaavaaia i luma o le Faamasinoga Maualuga, i le tulaga o loo i a
Ua i ai le polokalama fou ua fa’amalosia nei i le Malo o Fiti mo a latou Leoleo uma lava, e ao ina e pasia lelei au fa’amalositino i aso ta’itasi, ma ia fa’amaumau atoatoa le aofa’iga o lou auai i
Sauni le malaga a Loimataoapaula ma Eteuati mo Tutuila
It was an appropriate word —”liberation” — that brought an end to the historic final round of the Territorial Spelling Bee yesterday at the KVZK studios in Utulei.