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Craft beer bonanza, and other happenings in Costa Rica

Costa Ballena Craft Beer Fest Not long ago, “cerveza artisenal” was a foreign concept in Costa Rica. But today, the craft beer revolution is in...

Love in the cards

There is a beauty parlor in San José where lonely hearts go.

Florists pining for customers on Valentine’s Day amid lower sales

Florists complain that higher wholesale costs of roses and other flowers are harming their business, despite the importance of Valentine's Day for their sales.

Tico pastry chef to compete in global challenge

Stand back, Cake Boss: When Edwin Solís heads to Norway for the Global Pastry Chef Challenge, he will not just compete for Costa Rica or for all of Central America. When the master pastry chef qualified for the July 2014 challenge, it meant he'd represent all of the Americas.

Costa Rica’s Spy Tuna Captures Stunning Dolphin Footage

This fish could not be the one that got away. When the giant yellowfin tuna began to plunge deep into the big blue, I...

Police bust gang for dealing pot, party drugs to teens

Costa Rica's Judicial Investigation Police arrested six suspects Thursday morning for allegedly growing and distributing marijuana and synthetic drugs at high-flying high school parties.

Eco-friendly bottled water company to sell Costa Rican spring water

“You don’t really see how things like access to clean water, agriculture and deforestation all connect living in the U.S.,” Carlton Solle said. “Down in Costa Rica you see it.”

Three die in growing Venezuela protests

CARACAS, Venezuela – Protests against the Venezuelan government left at least three people dead and dozens injured, prompting President Nicolás Maduro to declare he would not fall as he ordered a clamp-down in cities across the country.

Name that tree

A nature reserve near Chirripó aims to identify around 700 trees, and local tree climbers are lending their expertise.

Water shortages worse than ever in Heredia

Last year, thousands of Costa Rican residents went months without water. This year, in the north-central province of Heredia, it is going to be worse.

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