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Ready-Made Desserts Ease Kitchen Duty

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A number of San José area bakeries and cafés sell pies and other treats appropriate to Thanksgiving, or any day, for that matter: La...
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San José Restaurants Serve Up Thanksgiving Feasts

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Those not up to spending hours in the kitchen preparing Thanksgiving dinner can rest easy, as a variety of San José area restaurants will...
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Shopping for Turkey Across Costa Rica

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In recent turkey news, two of the world’s largest producers, Butterball and CarolinaTurkey, merged at the beginning of October. This means CarolinaTurkey (now Butterball)...
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How Can I Contact President Oscar Arias?

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I would like to know how to write to President Oscar Arias. I looked on a few of the government Web sites but received...
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Life Here is Still Safe, Normal After Election

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Dear Nica Times: Some may be disappointed and nervous with the results of the election. But I assure you that it is “business as usual”...
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Granada Animal Clinic Returning

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Dear Nica Times: Granada’s Casa Lupita animal clinic will be offering spaying and neutering of cats and dogs Nov. 27-Dec 8. Two veterinarians, Dr. Doris Gangl...
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Ortega Will Respect Private Investment

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When Daniel Ortega takes office next year, he will be facing a completely different scenario to the one he faced in 1979, when the...
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Campesino Communities Look to Tourism

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NANDAIME – “What was your favorite part of the hike?” an enthusiastic José Tinoco asks the sweat-laced group of Spanish tourists. To help jog their...
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Panama to Compensate Victims of Bad Medicine

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PANAMA CITY – Panama’s President announced this week that his government will pay compensation to those made ill by state-made contaminated medicines and to...
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Salvadoran Media Agree To Censor Violence

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SAN SALVADOR – More than a dozen Salvadoran media have agreed to jointly combat what has been perceived as press sensationalism and morbidity in...
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