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Costa Rica dreamin’

A sunny image of BahĂ­a Ballena on this rainy afternoon. Our thoughts are with the families in this Southern Zone community and around the country who are still reacting to Tropical Storm Nate as well as the heavy rains forecast for today and tomorrow.

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Alert declared once more for Pacific slope due to heavy rains

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