• Nicoya to cap plant medicine offerings in Nosara

    Nicoya to cap plant medicine offerings in Nosara

    In the recent council meeting covered by our hard-hitting reporter Richard Leisure, it emerged that Nosara intends to limit how many plant medicines can be offered in Nosara. “It’s a real problem,” said mayoral candidate Randall Gutiérrez López. “Many local therapists and healers have been secretly reaching out to me. With so many plant medicines

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  • ‘Del Mar Mom’ Brings Surge Pricing to Nosara

    ‘Del Mar Mom’ Brings Surge Pricing to Nosara

    Del Mar Mom – a surge pricing app for local tuk-tuk drivers and cleaning ladies launched two weeks ago on the App Store –  and has absolutely caught fire locally, with nearly eighty percent of all local Tuk-Tuk drivers and cleaning ladies reporting that they use the app daily. During yesterday’s torrential rains and flooding,

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  • 0%Liberty Express to offer drone delivery beginning January 2026

    Liberty Express to offer drone delivery beginning January 2026

    Nosara residents may soon be able to enjoy direct home delivery of all their Amazon purchases, thanks to Liberty’s drone delivery program, set to begin in Q1 2026. “We’ve been hoping to do this for years,” said store manager Areal Villalobos, “but the problem has always been the trees. The guanacastes and the pochotes. But

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  • Howard Eudwing: In Memoriam

    Howard Eudwing: In Memoriam

    If you are listening to me read this, Howard is dead. If I’m not reading this, then we’re both dead. Just wanted to get these two things straight before we start. If you don’t know me, I’m Warren. Howard and I were up pretty late last night, and he was having one of his visions

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  • Local hotel to beome ICE detention facility

    Local hotel to beome ICE detention facility

    Everyone who lives in this town knows the rainy season can be economically challenging. Nosara Lately can now confirm recent rumors that an unidentified local hotel will indeed be converted to an ICE detention facility during next year’s rainy season, adding valuable jobs and income to Nosara during those critical months. “It’s a natural fit

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  • Close Call But What a Photo

    Close Call But What a Photo

    A young child snapped a picture of a crocodile yesterday afternoon on the beach in Guoines with her mother’s phone, while her mother swam in the tidepools, completely unaware. The young girl composed the shot carefully – even remembering to drill down and activate the large-animal-in-sunlight-filter  –  and gazed for some time into the screen

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  • European scientists perplexed by healing hotspots in supposed Blue Zone

    European scientists perplexed by healing hotspots in supposed Blue Zone

    A major European conference devoted to the study of blue zones worldwide declared yesterday it was unable to account for the high rate of unhealed individuals in the Guanacaste province of Costa Rica. ” All the data indicate this should not be the case”, said Bjorn Gudvald, head of the cultural anthropology division at the

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  • Japanese investors eye cruise ship port in Garza

    Japanese investors eye cruise ship port in Garza

    Trusted sources high up in the Nosara financial community have confirmed to Nosara Lately that key figures in Garza are in conversation with Japanese investors about a large cruise ship facility that would serve all of Guanacaste. “It’s a natural,” said one local hotel owner. “I mean, you have that postcard beautiful bay, but there

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  • Bondi: “The Free K-Section Rebels Will Be Destroyed”

    Bondi: “The Free K-Section Rebels Will Be Destroyed”

    In a packed press conference today in Washington, DC, Attorney General Pam Bondi – armed for no apparent reason with an automatic weapon – lashed out against “the Free-K-Section Rebel Alliance” – calling it a “clear and present danger” that “will be destroyed.” She then went on to link the Free K-Section Rebel (FKR) movement

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