THE Flamingo Marina will reopen.It’s just a matter of time.However, what happens between nowand then is in the hands of various governmentministries, the Municipality...
NEW (and old) transportation linksmake Flamingo and Potrero more accessiblethan ever before.By car: Driving time from San José tothe area is about five hours....
A small army of correspondents – andthis being military-free Costa Rica, “contingent”might be the preferable term –keeps you informed of the goings-on intheir areas...
MARK those calendars for Feb. 4-8,2005.That will be occasion for the “MardiGras in the Sun in Flamingo” celebration,and it promises to be a blowout.The...
HISTORICALLY, they’re CostaRica’s odd couple.One is traditionally a community ofspacious estates and condos; the other,more modest dwellings. One sports awhite-sand beach; the other, gray-sand.One...
LONG-TIME Potrero resident JuneHeesaker remembers the days of shoppingin the 1970s.“A bunch of us would pile into a pickuptruck and drive to Santa Cruz...
TAKE one nearby international airport.Add a wave of baby-boomersapproaching retirement age in a few years.Mix in the region’s fabled climate.The results are a real-estate...
A lively blend of international residentsdemands an equally lively blend ofrestaurants, and Flamingo and Potrero willnot disappoint. The cast of characters inalphabetical order follows:Amberes...
THE Flamingo-Potrero area’s newestpublication takes a big step to the nextlevel today. Potrero-based The BeachTimes, which debuted its print edition inlate March and covers...
BELIEVE it or not, it’s not all aboutthe Flamingo Marina.There’s no question that uncertaintyover the status of the marina occupies anunprecedented amount of time...
