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The Department of Human and Social Service choir performing holiday music on stage before the start of the governor’s last cabinet meeting on Wednesday at the Gov. H. Rex Lee Auditorium. [photo: Leua Aiono Frost]
Tafuna ECE youngsters got an early surprise this week, with Christmas gifts, through a project by the students in the Tafuna High School JROTC program. The JROTC cadets are seen standing at the back in this photo, as youngsters happily display their gifts. [photo: Leua Aiono Frost]
Tafuna High School’s Francisco Mauigoa signed his official Letter of Intent to Washington State University yesterday morning at Corner Cafe in Tafuna. Mauigoa is now officially on a full ride athletic scholarship to WSU. Mauigoa led Tafuna Warriors football team at middle linebacker as a team...
Youngsters at Samoa Baptist Academy dressed in their holiday costumes pose for a group photo before the school’s annual Christmas program last Friday evening before their Christmas holiday break. [courtesy photo]
O nisi o sui tuai o le Rotary Club o Amerika Samoa lea sa auai uma i le fa’aofia o se tasi o sui iloga e avea ma latou totino, Lt. Chong mai le USCoast Guard ma o se tasi na soifua a’e i Honolulu, Hawaii. [ata: Leua Aiono Frost]
In the 2nd Quarter, Hawaii Wide Receiver, Melquise Stovall makes an incredible leaping grab that led to a Hawaii touchdown a few plays later. In its final conference game, the University of Hawaii Rainbow Warriors defeated UNLV 38-21 at Aloha Stadium. The UH football team accepted an invitation to...
More 'Green Christmas' decorations around the island. At Tropical Chicken and Tropical Pizza restaurants at the Tafuna Industrial Parkused tires were repurposed to make up this holiday display at the compound. [photo: FS]
Female cabinet members taking into Hope House hall the many gift baskets that were presented to residents of the care facility during the annual Governor’s Christmas Gift presentation, led by First Lady Cynthia Malala Moliga. [photo: Gov’s Office]
Pago Pago, AMERICAN SAMOA — Some businesses in the territory this year are celebrating a “GREEN” Christmas by re-using our trash — such as used tires, old wood pallets, and empty plastic bottles — to create Christmas decorations.
Instead of trashing wood pallets, workers with one of the departments...
Crafted from empty small plastic water bottles, workers with the StarKist Samoa’s Packing Room formed the Christmas tree (on the left) and added on holiday decorations with Christmas lights, as seen in this Samoa News photo (left) taken Wednesday morning. (Right) Used tires painted white to form a...