Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, I am appalled at the LT sarcastic comment the other day in a KVZK TV press conference, referring to government mandating covid-vaccinations to those of us who are un-vaccinated, or ...Read more

Dear Editor: I would respectfully disagree with Congresswoman Uifa’atali Amata’s statement in her recently published letter that I have not addressed self-determination in the context ...Read more

Summer In American Samoa. Summer by the sea and It’s so beautiful to stop And see watching the Children smiling so bright Having fun in the warm Summer sunlight feeling the warmth On my face ...Read more

Dear Editor, Self-determination is a sacred principle in international law and it’s enshrined in the United Nations Charter to which the U.S. subscribes. There are many arguments Charles ...Read more

To Whom It May Concern, On Thursday, June 24, 2021, there was a very serious accident in Pavaiai. An accident had a 16-year female rushed to the hospital for many injuries, including the airbag ...Read more

By Peter Watson At the May 12 hearing on Insular Cases (House Resolution 279) came to a close, the vice speaker of Guam’s Legislature made these powerful final remarks, “Congress does not ...Read more

Dear Editor, Can the American Samoan Governor commute or pardon an individual that has been convicted of a Federal crime and served their sentence in a Federal Prison? I understand only the ...Read more

Dear Editor, Our Chief Justice publicly declared at a High Court hearing on March 31, 2021: ” I’m $5,000 an hour if you want to talk to me privately” Is this True? Respectful ...Read more

Honorable Governor Lemanu Peleti Mauga Honorable Lieutenant Governor Eleasalo Ale ASG 2021 Covid-19 Task Force;   Stranded lives matter and we are very grateful that your administration is braver ...Read more

Dear Editor, We the people voted for a governor to make hard and difficult decisions for the best interest of American Samoa. Where is he? He inherited one of the hardest problems, COVID 19 ...Read more