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Department of Treasury choir performing during the first night of the Territorial Christmas Program, Wed., Dec.
In Your Front Yard: Cyclones in American Samoa
This map shows the tracks of all cyclones greater than 74 mph during the 10-year period 1994-2003. It helps put some perspective on American Samoaa TMs susceptibility to tropical cyclones.
American Samoa stands to receive close to $30 million in House-passed jobs bill
Congressman Faleomavaega announced Friday that on Dec. 16, 2009, the House passed, by a vote of 217212, legislation to boost employment and provide fiscal relief to local governments.
Underwater volcanic eruption off American Samoa
Researchers have unveiled stunning new pictures of a volcanic eruption deep underwater.
Alameda kids send 'Library in a Box' to devastated Samoan Islands
Bay Farm Elementary School's Media Center buzzed with activity. A group of fourth-grade girls moved quickly from piles of books stacked on the floor to boxes labeled, "toddler," "fiction" and "nonfiction." Three boys stood at a round table trimming slogans printed on paper that read, "get hooked on a book" and "may reading be with you." Outside the ...
THS science student Fa'alolo'iTe'o places in top two of PS3 Historic win for American Samoa
Pacific Symposium for Science and Sustainability second place finisher Faa aloloa i Tea o , a Tafuna High School junior, her mentor Dr.
New federal law affects AS Congressional election for military
A new federal law now in affect requires ballots for active military personnel be mailed out 45-days prior to election of federal offices.
NOAA surveys tsunami damage to coral reef off Samoa
A federal agency is surveying the waters around American Samoa to determine the extent of coral reef damaged by man-made debris left by the Sept.
Assesses Post-Tsunami Marine Debris in American Samoa
High resolution Submerged marine debris off Amanave Village in southwestern Tutuila.
Scientists detail results of Samoa tsunami analysi...
The tsunami devastation on Samoa's southern Upolu coastline. Photo: NZ Defence Force.
A delegation from the Philippine Consulate General in Honolulu, led by Consul General Leoncio Cardenas, made a courtesy call on American Samoa Gov.
Once it's gone, it's gone ... conserving American Samoa's natural resources
Lotovale Sila of Masausia 'new vetiver grass establishing on his steep slopes where he grows his taro.
U.S. EPA report gives American Samoa an A+ on toxic report
One facility in American Samoa reported a total of 5.66 pounds of toxic chemicals released into the air in 2008, according to new data released today by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
Wrestler 'Umaga' Edward Fatu Dies Of Heart Attack, Friend Says
Wrestler Edward Fatu, better known as the hulking, tattooed WWE superstar "Umaga," died Friday of a heart attack in a Houston, Texas, hospital, a family friend said.
Appeals court overturns ruling allowing restitution based on number of illegal sex acts
The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco has overturned a Honolulu federal judge ruling that two victims in a sexual slavery case that occurred in American Samoa should be reimbursed based on how many sex acts they were forced to perform.
Restitution For Sex Slavery Case Overturned
A Hawaii federal judge has been overturned by an appeals court after ruling that two victims in a sexual slavery case should be reimbursed based on how many sex acts they were forced to perform.
An intro to NOAA's American Samoa Marine Debris Mission
Kyle Koyanagi gears up to do a reconnaissance swim around the bay in front of the village of Leone.
American Samoa Grateful for Valley Help
Ten weeks ago, an earthquake and tsunami in the Samoan Islands mobilized volunteers in Fresno to gather and send relief supplies.
FHSU grad to walk during grad ceremony in American Samoa
Mariana Faiai of Pago Pago, American Samoa, graduate, wants to walk across the stage at Fort Hays State University's commencement in May just like any other student.
Samoa tsunami wave reached up to 46ft
The tsunami waves which struck Samoa and American Samoa, killing more than 200 people including a British toddler, were more than four storeys high when they slammed into the coastline, scientists have revealed.
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