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Monteverde Festival Bound to Wow Once Again

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MUSIC from across the spectrum of styles that do not make the Billboard Top 40 will enlighten concert goers in Monteverde. The Monteverde Institute will...
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“Mysterious Mr. Love” Is Lovely

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“THERE are two kinds of people in this world -- the takers and the took,” says George Joseph Love in Karoline Leach’s “The Mysterious...
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New Conductor Leads In Season Opener

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THE National Symphony Orchestra and its new Artistic Director and Conductor Chosei Komatsu opens the 2004 concert season next weekend, at 8 p.m. Friday,...
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What Happens When Gray Wolves Return to Yellowstone?

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FOR 70 years, trees alongside the rivers in YellowstoneNational Park wouldn’t grow. Shoots sprang up but soon disappeared. Forest rangers suspected elk were eating...
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Artist Hopes to Open Public’s Eye

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MICHAEL Cranford came to Costa Rica to be an artist. Moving here in 2000, he was inspired by the natural beauty of the rainforest...
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Henry’s Beach Café & Grill Brings Seashore to Escazú

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A beach café in Escazú? You could call that a misnomer, but Henry’s Beach Café and Grill has an oceanic feel, thanks to creative...
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Here the ‘Little Things’ Make the Big Difference

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PURISCAL – HIDDEN off the road about an hour southwest of San José, Hotel La Finca Que Ama peeks out from behind its beige...
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Tax Plan Causes Quibbles

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What began as a disagreement over the proposed tax plan this week turned into a war of words between President Abel Pacheco and the...
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