Katherine Stanley
The Tico Times
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Past articles by Katherine:
Costa Rican band performs at Rose Parade
The band was selected for a performance at the prestigious event. → Read More
Letter from the Editor: The Tico Times’ incredible year
Just over a year since The Tico Times reopened, I can tell you that it's been an amazing ride. → Read More
Our 2018-2019 High Season Print Edition is here!
Our new print edition is on its way to distributors nationwide. → Read More
Update: Costa Rican Red Cross finds body of missing U.S. newlywed following Southern Zone floods
The Costa Rican Red Cross stated they found the body of missing U.S. newlywed Josh Byrne, 30, Saturday afternoon. → Read More
Our favorite photos of motherhood in Costa Rica through the years
Happy Mother's Day to all our readers. → Read More
On two coasts, communities mourn tourists’ deaths in Costa Rica
In Santa Teresa, on the west side of the Nicoya Peninsula, residents asked for increased police presence. → Read More
Brazil knocks Costa Rica out of World Cup after hard-fought game
Brazil had many chances throughout the game, with Costa Rica avoiding disaster through a strong defensive performance and the virtuosity we have come to expect from Navas. → Read More
Looking back at ‘LuisGui’ – the good, the bad, and the bee
A few memorable moments of the Solís Administration. → Read More
PHOTOS: Carlos Alvarado is sworn in as Costa Rica’s 48th president
Alvarado discussed climate change mitigation, job creation, and tax reform in his inaugural address. → Read More
Costa Rica prepares for presidential inauguration in downtown San José
While May 8 is not a national holiday, josefinos should plan as if it were one: → Read More
The Tico Times at 62: Finding new ways to serve and celebrate Costa Rica
Here's what we've been up to in the months since we reopened. → Read More
A teenager’s quest to fight cancer in Costa Rica: Meet ‘Slimes Pura Vida’
Nava Haney, 13, whips up homemade slimes to benefit the Ana Ross Foundation. → Read More
Wish you were here: Roger Waters in Costa Rica?
Hearts raced around Costa Rica after a mysterious pink pig was spotted at the National Stadium in La Sabana, San José, on Monday. Pink pig images and cryptic messages from a Facebook page and Twitter account dubbed Stay Human CR renewed hopes that Roger Waters, who used a similar technique to build suspense before announcing a show in Uruguay, might soon announce a show in Costa Rica. “Are you… → Read More
Meet Epsy Campbell, the first Afro-Latina vice president-elect
Campbell, 54, is well known on the Costa Rican political scene, and is unquestionably one of the most familiar faces in the Citizen Action Party (PAC). → Read More
Watch the full launch of the first satellite designed and built in Costa Rica
The satellite, named Project Irazú in honor of one of Costa Rican’s iconic volcanoes, was built by the Central American Aeronautics and Space Association (ACAE) and the Costa Rican Technological Institute (TEC). → Read More
Images from a busy, hot Election Day in Costa Rica
Sights and sounds from the two candidates' paths - and further afield. → Read More
Epsy Campbell will become Latin America’s first Afro-Latina vice president
Campbell will serve as vice president in the new Alvarado administration. → Read More
Six Costa Rican students receive AFS-CRUSA scholarships for year in U.S.
A new group of scholarship recipients are U.S.-bound. → Read More
How’s the weather outside your door? Costa Rica’s ‘first 12 days’ superstition
This photo shows how New Year's Day looked in Punta Uva, Limón. Yesterday, Jan. 3, was rainy in San José, and today is chilly and cloudy. So what? Well, according to a traditional belief popular in Spain and Latin America, these weather patterns predict the whole year's climactic ups and downs. According to the superstition,… → Read More
What to do during the high season: a few of our favorite summer events
With not only Christmas and New Year’s upon us, but also the best weather of the year in much of the country – sunny, dry and breezy – there is never more to do and see in Costa Rica than during these summer months. Here's a partial guide. New Year’s Eve Check ticotimes.net for more… → Read More