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Monthly Archives: February, 2005

Annual Chirripó Marathon Draws 200 Runners

THE runners crowd the white linepainted in the grass, anxious and impatientas racehorses at a starting gate. They shaketheir legs, wag their arms at...

Taxes and Living Abroad: To File or Not to File?

FOR U.S. citizensliving in foreigncountries,there is little or norelief in income taxfiling requirements.Often weare faced withnew requirementsand situations,and given wrongadvice from fellowcitizens.As a professionalU.S....

Nosara’s Public Library Builds New Facility

WITH a groundbreaking ceremony in January, Nosara’sunique semi-public library marks a new era of service to residentsof this town on the northern Pacific coast....

Quilting a Community Affair at Galería Octágono, Creative Energy Abounds in Heredia Gallery

SILVIA Piza de Tandlich wanted hercommunity to be known for something –something involving the people, theirhands, and education in every sense of theword. And...

Upset in Dominical Livens Up Circuito

SURPRISINGnearly 200 entrantsand spectators twoweeks ago at the CircuitoNacional de Surf“4 Fechas, 4 Estrellas”event in Playa Dominical,on the southernPacific coast, CocoHernández of Jacóbeat out...

Sculptors Make Progress on Marble Creations in Barva

SCULPTURE in Progress: A work of art takes shape under a cloud of marble dustand the hands of sculptor Tzeitel Hernández in the central...

Sundays in the Park: Making Art Accessible

THE Costa Rican Art Museum has combined Sunday afternoons in the park withsome of the country’s most talented musicians, poets, artists and dancers. Held...

Costa Rica Dry-Season Gardening Tips

Every year the Pacific slope and Central Valley of Costa Rica face four months of dry, hot weather, practically without rainfall. A blazing tropical...

Time to Shine: Peregrino Gris Takes Center Stage

A timeless, traditional and distinct sound emanatedfrom Jazz Café in San Pedro, an eastern suburb of San José,on a Friday night in late January....

Doña Lela Offers Rustic Charm, Typical Food

THE epitomeof typical CostaRican food is theforte at La Casa deDoña Lela’s fourlocations aroundSan José.On a Sundayafternoon, three ofus visited thenewest of this popularfamily...

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