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Ua teena e se Vaega o le Faamasinoga Maualuga a Amerika Samoa, se talosaga na faaulu e le malo, ina ia toe faia e le faamasinoga se suiga i lana poloaiga sa tuuina mai, e totogi ai e le malo le $6.6 milona, ona o le faalavelave na faatamaia ai e le afi le faleoloa o le Laufou i le 2002.

Na poloaina e le faamasinoga ia le malo ia totogi atu i le kamupani Inisiua a le Progressive, le tupe lea faatasi ai ma tupe tului.

TUUAIA NI ALII LAITI SE TOATOLU I LE FAAOOLIMA

E toatolu ni alii e laiti i lalo o le tulafono ua tuuaia e le malo i lo latou faaoolima i se teineititi e 13 tausaga le matua, ona o se faalavelave na tulai mai i le masina o Iuni na te’a nei i Pago Pago.

O alii e toatolu o lo o tuuaia i lenei mataupu, e aofia ai ni alii se toalua e ta’i 14 tausaga le matutua, lea na loka mai e leoleo i le amataga o le vaiaso nei, ma le toatasi e 10 tausaga le matua, e o’o mai ananafi, e le’i maua e leoleo.

ASIASIGA A FAIPULE I LE FALEMA’I I FAGAALU

O le itula e 9:30 i le taeao nei lea ua faatulaga e asia faapitoa ai e faipule o le maota o sui le falemai o le LBJ i Fagaalu, i le mae’a ai lea ona talia e le pulega a le falemai o se talosaga sa tuuina atu e faipule, i se avanoa latou te molimauina ai le tulaga ua i ai suiga i le falema’i.

E to’afitu tagata ua maliliu nei i le Malumalu o Sikh i Oak Greek Wisconsin, i le itu i saute o Milwaukee i le aso Sa na te’a nei, ina savali atu lava se tasi tafana uma tagata e to’atele i totonu o lea malumalu.

E tusa ai ma tala mai leoleo, na vala’au atu e le tagata i le 911 e mo’omia le fesoasoani, i le ta tonu lava o le 10:25am. Na fa’ailoa mai sa taumafai le leoleo e fesoasoani i le tagata na fana i le pakaga, ae te’i fo’i le  leoleo lea i osofa’i o ia e le sui sa ia tafanaina tagata i totonu o le malumalu.

O le tele ai o faasea mai le atunuu aemaise ai nisi o tagata faigaluega a le falema’i o le LBJ i Fagaalu, i le tulaga o totogi o tagata mai fafo o loo galulue faa-konekarate, atoa ai ma le naunau o le pulega a le falema’i e aumai tagata mai fafo e galulue i le falema’i ae o loo i ai tama fanau agavaa e faatinoina galuega, o se tasi lea o mataupu na fesiligia e le afioga i le alii faipule ia Faimealelei Anthony Allen, i le iloiloga a le komiti o le Soifua Maloloina/LBJ a le maota o sui pulega a le falema’i i le vaiaso nei.

E ui na laga muamua e le alii Senatoa ia Lualemaga Faoa i le aso Lua na te’a nei le mataupu e uiga i le Fale fou a le Fono Faitulafono o loo fausia i le taimi nei, peitai o le aso Lulu na soso’o ai na vaaia ai le to’atele o isi Senatoa na o latou lagaina lenei mataupu, ma o latou taua ai nisi o faafitauli ua latou maua e uiga i lenei galuega.

Ua tula’i mai e le’i ave’esea lava faiga a fa’a-Isalami, o le sasi loa, fa’ao’o ma le sala e pei ona tamau ai e le feagaiga tuai! Ua fa’ailoa mai e le Associated Press ua matua fa’asala e le au Militeri Isalami se tasi i Mali, ua maua ua fa’amaonia lona gaoia i le a’ai o Ansongo, ua tipi motu ese la lona lima lea sa gaoi ai.

Local businessman Carlos Sanchez, who is the Governor’s representative on fishery and marine matters, testified yesterday before the Senate Investigative Committee that an independent marine surveyor found that the value of the tugboat Sailele and the two barges was much lower than the total money spent on the purchase and refurbishment of these ASG vessels.

The American Samoa Government’s priorities for funding with federal Capital Improvement Projects money in the new fiscal year 2013 are included in the U.S. Department of Interior FY 2013 budget proposal before the U.S. Congress, while lawmakers in the territory are still awaiting the local budget review to receive the actual information.

Two companies have submitted bid proposals for the reconstruction and resurfacing of Phase 2 of the Airport Road project, which has an engineer’s estimated cost of close to $12 million and the Procurement Office, is expected to award the contract soon.

Invitation for Bids (IFBs) was issued May 8 by the Office of Procurement for the Route 014-Airport Road Reconstruction project with a closing date of 2 p.m. on June 7.