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Linking Samoans

Mufi Hannemann, President & CEO of the Hawaii Lodging & Tourism Association meets with travel folk and Hawaii State Legislators on a daily basis to advocate for Hawaii's success. [Photo by Barry Markowitz, 3/31/16]
It appears to be a powerful and influential politician, you don't always have to be sitting in elected office. Everybody in Hawai’i and Samoa knows the name, Mayor Mufi Hannemann. Fading quick from memory are the names of former Governor Neal Abercrombie and maybe even current Governor David Ige....
Team Luka was one of the three teams that re-enacted parts of the last day of Christ’s life on Earth, during the Easter program at the Samoan Congregational Christian Church of Ft. Hood, last month. The two other groups were Team Mareko and Team Mataio. [courtesy photo]
The Samoan Congregational Christian Church of Ft. Hood, TX celebrated Easter this year by dividing their church up into three groups: Mataio, Mareko and Luka. Each group was under the supervision of a Lay Minister: Mataio – Ioane Savai’inaea, Mareko – Leasina Lefotu, and Luka – Teuimaota Sasa. Each...
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Sheep Shawl
Visitors to Holton’s Town Square on Saturday, Oct. 11, will have the opportunity to view the process of turning alpaca fiber into an article of clothing — or from “Sheep to Shawl,” as the process is known.   Sarah DeVader of Sarah’s En­chanted Cottage on the west side of the Square is putting the “...
The Staples Motley School District held a task force meeting on Oct. 27 to get community input on creating a plan for the school’s facilities. Thirtyfour community members, including school board members, school staff and representatives from different areas of the school district, met at Faith....
This year, business interest in the Upstate has the potential to exceed previous years. Year-to-date 53 companies have visitedthe Upstate area with project interests, according Clay Andrews, director of investor and public relations manager at Upstate S.C. Alliance. “I think Greer is sort of right...

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