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Sapaia ni isi aufai pisinisi suiga tulafono mo taavale tuai faatau mai fafo
Ua faaalia e ni isi o le atunuu aemaise lava aufaipisinisi lo latou lagolagoina o le suiga i le tulafono mo taavale tuai lea o lo o faaulufale mai i totonu o le atunu’u, lea sa faalauiloa e le alii
Maua tino maliu tama 58 tausaga na malemo i le sami
O se tama e 58 tausaga le matua mai Pava’ia’i na malemo i le afiafi o le Aso To’ona’i na te’a nei i Avau, ae na faatoa maua lona tino maliu i le taeao ananafi ina ua toe faaauau galuega fesoasoani
Fa’amanino Fa’atonusili Soifua Maloloina mafuaaga o ana suiga
O le vaiaso na te’a nei na faalauiloa ai e le Faatonusili o le Matagaluega o le Soifua Maloloina ni isi o ana suiga, e aofia ai le tofia o Dottie Siavii e avea ma Faatonu lagolago mo le vaega o Fom
Park usage numbers increase despite major problems with vandalism and limited facilities
Wave action, public vandalism, limited funding, and the lack of recreational facilities and activities are some of the “major problems” facing the Department of Parks and Recreation, as noted by P&
LBJ implements $20 facility fee for dialysis patients
The LBJ Medical Center is now implementing a facility fee of $20 for dialysis visits that was suppose to have already been in place last July.
DOH Director Motusa Nua defends personnel changes
“The main purpose for personnel changes within the Department of Health is for the betterment of the department. I came in and saw the need to make these new changes and as a leader, I acted.
USDOI/CIP approve $2.6 million for new prison facility
The US Department of Interior, Capital Improvement Project (CIP) Program has approved $2.6 million to construct a new two-story building to house male inmates at the Territorial Correctional Facili
Government housing projects lack much needed materials
Renovations and repairs to government housing units in Tafuna have come to a halt because of the lack of much needed building materials.