Monthly Archives: March, 2011

SOMEONE SAID: On what it takes to be both rich and famous.

MINDFUL LIVING: Ask questions and receive answers from a mindful perspective in this new Tico Times column.

Chicken-friend steak, Texas-style pork ribs, casseroles and other comfort foods get served up with Texan hospitality at this second-floor eatery in Santa Ana.

Professor Luis G. Solís will discuss the current political landscape of Costa Rica at the Democrats Abroad of Costa Rica monthly meeting March 26...

Demonstrators shouted slogans in support of Gadhafi, while attacking the United States for their involvement in the conflict.

UPDATE: Isolated downpours in the afternoon expected in the Central Valley throughout the weekend, according to the National Meteorological Institute.

Another youth behavior modification center run by the Utah-based World Wide Association of Specialty Programs (WWASP) is closed following allegations of abuse. This one was run by the association's director, Bob Lichfield, brother of Narvin Lichfield, who ran a similar center here until it was voluntarily shut down in 2003.

UPDATE: After offering a message of hope, funds to a nation plagued by violence, U.S. President decides to cut trip short. He left El Salvador on Wednesday morning ending a five-day Latin America tour that was overshadowed by the events in Libya.

The train also will offer special service during the National Stadium's inauguration.

Laura Chinchilla agreed to strengthen economic integration with Panama and to promote tourism between the two neighbors.