Op-Ed: Manu’atele, Part 2
The development of the Manu’atele cannot be achieved and maintained without a reliable means of transportation, both air and sea.
The development of the Manu’atele cannot be achieved and maintained without a reliable means of transportation, both air and sea.
The plague of sexual abuse in American Samoa is slowly penetrating through our carefully guarded and tended religious and cultural boundaries.
Former ASG Assistant Attorney General, Lisa Teesch-Maguire has been appointed to enforce the rights of victims in the Aurora, Colo.
Commissioner of Public Safety Tuaolo Manaia Fruean has again issued a memorandum noting “dishonesty in job performance, immoral behaviors and/ or alleged criminal conduct” against some of the Corr
A school bus driver with the Department of Education, Ioane Atanoa will be sentenced on August 16, 2012 following a guilty verdict rendered by District Court Judge Elvis Patea last week.
The Fono reconvened yesterday following a two-week mid-session recess and the first question raised during the House session was the status of the budget for fiscal year 2013, which begins Oct.
Fa’amausili Mau Mau Jr. has been reinstated as the Manager for the Office of Motor Vehicles.
Samoa’s prime minister Tuilaepa Sailele Malielegaoi says he envisions Aleipata becoming the next big city, rivalling the capital, Apia.He says Aleipata’s attraction is its world class beaches and o
Local businessman Duke Purcell of Puna Valley Farms in Mapusaga Fou, believes he is the first and only fish farmer on island farming the Genetically Improved Farmed Tilapia (GIFT) fish.
NEW YORK (AP) -- Soccer and balance beam gymnastics on the desktop. Swimming and badminton on the laptop. Boxing on the iPhone. Gymnasts' floor exercises on the iPad.