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Arts and Culture
Biesanz Woodworks: Costa Rica’s Woodworking Treasure Trove
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August 18, 2006
As you enter Biesanz Woodworks and feast your eyes on an exquisite collection of boxes, bowls and souvenirs created from exotic tropical woods, you...
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Mekatelyou: The Costa Rica Language or Dialect of Limón
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August 16, 2006
They sometimes call it Mekatelyou, which means, Let me tell you. It s what the black folks in the Caribbean province of Limón speak. Some...
Arts and Culture
Mother’s Day a Sacred Event in Costa Rica
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August 11, 2006
As Mother’s Day draws near, Costa Ricans around the country are busy shopping for that special gift for mom, while families make plans to...
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Country to Promote Coffee in Japan
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July 28, 2006
Costa Rican coffees will be promoted in Japan next month during an annual fair organized by the Costa Rican Fine Coffees Association, according to...
Arts and Culture
Costa Rica Cultural Center Celebrates Don Pepe’s 100th
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July 28, 2006
This year celebrates the centennial of the birth of José Figueres Ferrer, Costa Rica’s 20th-century hero, still remembered by those who shared his passion...
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Walter Ferguson, Costa Rica’s Calypso King
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July 28, 2006
At 87 years old,Walter Gavitt Ferguson, the famous calypsonian from Cahuita on the southern Caribbean coast, still has his spark. He may talk about...
Environment and Wildlife
Save the Humpbacks in Costa Rica: A Whale of a Proposal
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July 21, 2006
The biggest being you are likely to see in Costa Rica is the humpback whale, and now is probably the best time of year...
Expat Living
Costa Rica’s Education System Through the Eyes of Students
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June 30, 2006
Greivin, Ariana and Steven are in the second grade. They share, as do many kids their age, an uncanny ability to morph from studious...
Arts and Culture
The Story of My Parents’ Trip. . . and ‘Tia Consuelo’
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May 19, 2006
It always seemed amazing to me that of all the stories I wrote for the Tico Times, the article that received the most feedback...
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Tortuguero: A Tourism Destination that’s Out
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May 12, 2006
Only in Costa Rica, perhaps, might a community unreachable by road be one of the country’s top tourist draws. And only in Costa Rica...
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