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It’s that time of the year again to renew your post office box. The cost for yearly rental is ¢1,800 (about $3.20) if you pay in January, or ¢2,700 ($4.70) if you pay in February. You will lose your P.O. box if you don’t pay by March 1.

The post office offers many services to the community, including EMS, a safe, fast, national and international delivery service, as well as a fax service and stamps for collectors.

They will also place flyers in the mailboxes for ¢20 ($0.03) each. And now you can pick up your cédulas and passports right at the office.

Liquid Lounge is having a few year-end events, including a blowout year-end party, flashback-to-the-’80s nights and a neon body-painting party. For more information, call 2777-5158.

Welcome to Marina Ocampo, the new director or the Titi Conservation Alliance. She is replacing Ingrid Kuegeman, who is returning to the United States. She will be missed.

–Jennifer Rice, monoazul@racsa.co.cr

& Anita Myketuk, buennota@racsa.co.cr

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