I wish to comment on the LBJ Hospital CEO Mike Gerstenberger’s presentation in a recent American Samoa Chamber of Commerce meeting, as reported by the media.
Samoa News coverage of the Nu’uuli Vocation Technical High School Class of 2012 graduation contained some errors, for which we apologize. Listed here are the corrections.
E ui i se talosaga na fa’aulu e le loia a le ali’i o Tone Pulou, i le aso ananafi, ina ia na’o le 10 tausaga le maualuga o se fa’asalaga mo ia, ae peita’i, ina ua lauina le fa’ai’uga a le Fa’amasi
LAU I LE ASO NEI LE FA’ASALAGA O PAUL SOLOFA
O lo ua i ai le meaalofa sili ua saunia e le Matagaluega o Alamanuia Lautele a le tatou Malo, i lana Polokalama o le Matua Faitama o Tautua mo Fanau ua fa’aigoaina o le “I CARE” ua mafai ona tu’u
O le sola mai ai o le au kirikiti a le Manuula mai Vatia ma le siamupini o le ta’amilosaga o kirikiti faa Samoa lea sa fa’agasolo i le fa’amanatuina o le 50 tausaga o le fu’a a Samoa, e le gata ua
Associate Justice Lyle L Richmond and Associate Judge Mamea Sala Jr have sentenced Tone Pulou, the former teacher who pled guilty to raping his 13-year old student, to serve 28 months in jail.
A memorial service was held last night for the Filipino fisherman killed on aboard a locally based fishing vessel last month while the U.S.
LBJ Medical Center is looking at the Philippines to fill the local need for qualified physicians and medical professionals, as well an agreement with two hospitals in the capital of the Philippine