Elders of Auto Ward assist with the landscaping at Fagaitua High School
Bishop Toilolo and the amazing Elders of Auto Ward of the Church of Latter Day Saints  taking the time to come out to assist with the landscaping at Fagaitua High School — getting it ready for first day of school,  this coming Monday, August 24. [Facebook photo]
Pereise, Jesstine, Carla, and Hana
Congratulations and well done to the 2026 Summer Youth Employment Program participants from the American Samoa Language Commission office. Pereise, Jesstine, Carla, and Hana’s efforts toward a prosperous future for families are truly wonderful and admirable. Well done on your hard work and dedication.[Facebook photo]
DoH nurse and student getting a vax.
It's VAX for school time before your child goes back to school next week!  Come on down to Suigaula Utulei Beach from 8am - 12 noon, today, August 19, 2026! The DoH’s wonderful most experienced nurses are there and ready to help you and your child. The DoH also has other information to share about services available to the community. [photo: DoH]
Leopard Shark
Earlier this week, National Geographic’s remote underwater cameras recorded an endangered leopard shark in Samoan waters. It was an "incredibly exciting and rewarding for the entire team," shares Pristine Seas scientist Jett Walker." Leopard sharks are rarely documented in this part of the Pacific. It is the first clear photographic and video evidence that confirms the species’ presence in Samoa.” [Photo: National Geographic]

Manu'a District Governor Poumele Apisa Galea'
Pago Pago, AMERICAN SAMOA — The meeting intended to bring Manu‘a chiefs and residents together to address the Atu‘u land trusteeship has been moved to the second Saturday of September after just five matai arrived at the Office of Samoan Affairs last Friday, prompting officials to postpone the discussion. Of the five matai who attended, three were Manu‘a’s senators — Ma‘o Fa‘auma Gogo, Tuialu‘ulu...

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Manu'a District Governor Poumele Apisa Galea'
Pago Pago, AMERICAN SAMOA — The meeting intended to bring Manu‘a chiefs and residents together to address the Atu‘u land trusteeship has been moved to the second Saturday of September after just five matai arrived at the Office of Samoan Affairs last Friday, prompting officials to postpone the...
August 20, 2026

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