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Pago Pago, AMERICAN SAMOA — Leone High School’s NOAA Planet Stewards in collaboration with local non-profit organization Fatoata focused their efforts on Arbor Day last week by

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The 25th edition of the Neptune Samoa International Game Fishing Tournament received a grand inauguration at Matautu, where Prime Minister Fiamē Naomi Mataʻafa presided over the opening ceremony.Featuring a formidable lineup of 120 anglers and 30 teams hailing from Australia, New Zealand, America...

This week Upolu came alive as the United States Pacific Fleet Band "Big Wave" took the stage, serenading the general public with their captivating jazz performance.The band had been enchanting audiences ever since their arrival on Tuesday this week, gracing events like the Night Market at the STA...

The echoes of victory resound throughout the island of Savai'i as the Amoa College Under 18 rugby team returned home adorned with glory after clinching the national championship in Upolu.Saturday, 28 April 2024 marked a historic milestone etched deeply in the hearts of these young athletes, whose...

Senese Inclusive Education Support Services Inc, a non-for-profit Organisation dedicated to serving children with disabilities for over 30 years, is facing a critical situation in its mission to provide essential support and services. With a growing roster of more than 300 children with disabilit...

Public servants conducted a major clean-up operation to combat the outbreak of dengue fever on Friday afternoon.Government workers traded in their formal clothing for something much more casual as they left offices after mid-day to clear plants and areas that are potential breeding grounds for mo...

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Cook Islands traditional canoe Vaka Marumaru Atua will set sail for Hawaii next week to participate in the 2024 Festival of Pacific Arts and Culture (Festpac 2024) in Honolulu in June. Cook Islands Voyaging Society explains the country’s long history of sending vaka (voyaging canoes) to the regional cultural event.

A norovirus outbreak has caused some passengers aboard Sapphire Princess’s 32-night cruise to Hawaii to fall ill.