AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoCivic Pride: An American Samoa student is among 52 middle-school finalists competing in Wednesday’s National Civics Bee in Washington, airing on C-SPAN. The territory’s Close-Up Summit also brought students together to discuss local issues and civic leadership. Local Voices: Tuala-uta’s five House candidates are set to share their views at a public forum at ASCC ahead of the Nov. 3 election. Education: Thirteen ASCC science students will receive $5,000 National Science Foundation scholarships, supporting their studies in fields including marine and environmental science. Island Traditions: White Sunday brought families and churches together to celebrate children, while the annual Moso’oi Festival opened with traditional dance, music and a new song honoring the flower at its heart. Community Safety: Senators questioned public safety and homeland security officials about the flow of synthetic drugs into the territory, including concerns about drugs reaching school-age children.
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