Local News Friday November 27, 2009

Swine flu vaccination for pregnant women set to start Monday

Swine flu vaccinations for pregnant women in American Samoa are set to start on Monday and are expected to last up to two weeks as the Health Department awaits another shipment to arrive next month. Fili Sagapolutele [+]

Court hears illegal drugs and liquor sold on Sunday

 Chief Justice Michael Kruse has ordered the Attorney General’s Office to look into a store in Pago Pago that allegedly sold beer on a Sunday, and one of those beer bottles sold was used to assault another person. Fili Sagapolutele [+]

Senator Lualemaga calls for feasibility study for evacuation highway

Sen. Lualemaga Faoa has called on Gov. Togiola Tulafono for a feasibility study of a possible second highway to be considered an evacuation highway on the mountain, as part of an evacuation plan in the event of a disaster such as a tsunami. Fili Sagapolutele [+]

Community Briefs

Today, the American Samoa Power Authority is shutting down electricity in the town area and the Eastern district for ASPA to do transition work. Samoa News Staff [+]

 
 

Lorissa Matautia, poster girl for healthy living

SUVA, Fiji— Far too many people are dying of lifestyle illnesses in the Territory. And in her 12-month reign as Miss American Samoa, Lorissa Matautia wants to effect change. Tupuola Terry Tavita [+]

Federal counterparts join local ASDHS to enhance outreach programs

The local Department of Homeland Security last week hosted a Tsunami Outreach Awareness program involving local responders and others officials and were joined by their federal counterparts. Fili Sagapolutele [+]

DEVFISH creates economic benefits for Pacific Islands

(BASED ON A PRESS RELEASE— MONDAY 23 NOVEMBER)— As the Steering Committee for DEVFISH met today, a publication was launched profiling achievements of the project. The Development of Tuna Fisheries in the Pacific ACP Countries Project (DEVFISH) is a European Union funded regional project, which encourages and guides governments to make policy changes that can make it easier for local Pacific fishing industries to grow and profit. [+]

Hometown News - Esther Farani graduates from basic

(PRESS RELEASE) - Air Force Airman 1st Class Esther T. Farani has graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas. [+]

 
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