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Staff/Writers
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Editor in Chief Dan Stevens is a graduate of Stanford University with a degree in Journalism with a certificate in international business. Dan has been in Costa Rica since 2000. His goal is to help clean up Costa Rica and push the government to actually start thinking. His hobbies are writing, playing guitar, watching movies, and doing anything that deals with the beach. E-mail:dan [at] CostaRicanTimes.com |
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Costa Rica Entertainment- Hazel Diaz is a native Costa Rican that has grown up with the joy of her mother’s cooking, and always liked spending time with her in the kitchen of her mom’s restaurant experiencing the different flavors on her palate. She takes her job very seriously writing about different restaurants, and other forms of entertainment in Costa Rica. .E-mail:info [at] CostaRicanTimes.com |
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Meditations Martin LeFevre E-mail: info [at] CostaRicanTimes.com |
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Horoscopes, Travel & Leisure Lou Cheek, our astrologer-in-residence, has been casting charts and providing esoteric advice for over 40 years. As part of his experience in these matters, he has also conducted paranormal investigations, written about mysterious and haunted locations, and given talks on these topics. He also has written travel articles and does other freelance work. If you have questions for Lou, or you’d like him to do a chart for you, please contact him here at Costa Rica News by filling out the form below or by sending him a personal email. E-mail: info [at] CostaRicanTimes.com
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Contributing Writer Stacey L. Dunahay M.A.ed. has been working for the past 7 years teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages. She earned her undergraduate degree at the University of Colorado at Denver in International Business and also holds a degree in Fashion Design. She is a photographer, writer, and a travel and equine enthusiast. E-mail:info [at] CostaRicanTimes.com |
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Contributing Writer Judi is from the northern chilly shores of England and travelled to Costa Rica in search of warmer climates. With a degree in Advertising and Media Studies she now is looking to focus on writing. Currently living in San Jose she spends her free time trawling the beautiful coasts in her quest to perfect the art of surfing. E-mail:info [at] CostaRicanTimes.com |
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Contributing Writer Kerry La moved to Costa Rica from New York two years ago. She chose Costa Rica because of the friendliness of the people here and the beautiful nature. She enjoys going to Puerto Viejo some weekends, spending time with her Costa Rican family, and hanging out at the mall and on Calle de la Amargura with friends. She tries to practice Spanish. She enjoys writing about the restaurants, beaches, and festivals of Costa Rica to share her experiences and the beauty of the culture with you. E-mail:info [at] CostaRicanTimes.com |
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Contributing Writer Stewart Hird is originally from England and raised into a diplomatic family, Stewart has spent a lifetime travelling and working overseas as an international educator in countries as diverse as Costa Rica, Oman, France and Brunei. He is interested in internationalism and raising public awareness in everyday scientific issues. He has returned to Costa Rica after an absence of sixteen years and now lives and works in Escazú where he is engaged to a Tica and is starting his own business in tourism. E-mail:info [at] CostaRicanTimes.com |
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Contributing Writer Mariana den Hollander is a native Costa Rican artist and published writer. She majored in Fine Arts in The Hague and has resided in the US, Nicaragua, Honduras and Canada. She currently lives in San Jose and recently changed her life to be able to dedicate to painting, writing, promoting musicians and producing music events. Art page: https://www.facebook.com/madenhoArt E-mail:info [at] CostaRicanTimes.com |
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Contributing Writer Brenda Sotelo – Last summer (2012) Brenda fell in love with Costa Rica when she volunteered as a reporter for Anexión TV, channel 36. This summer she will continue to explore the beaches of Costa Rica and share her experience through writing. She was born in Mexico, raised in California and is ready to “take on the world.” Brenda enjoys being in front of the camera, writing, dancing and tanning. E-mail:info [at] CostaRicanTimes.com |
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Photographer Greg Monroe is a recent United States transplant to Costa Rica via Florida, Ohio and Virginia. As a lifelong, die hard Redskins fan, he understands the true meaning of serious winning and continual losing. Greg enjoys shooting sports, beautiful women and Costa Rican Volcanoes. He was ready for a change from the sales and business environment north of the border. He wanted a change and found happiness in the land of Pura Vida and beautiful Ticas. E-mail:info [at] CostaRicanTimes.com |
Hey guys,
About “Costa Rica Idiotic Government Seeks to Ban Minors from Shooting Ranges”
I think we’re on the same side here but Calling the government idiotic is not going to endear them to us. We want them on our side, right?
You used a picture that I took without permission of two women way past the age of consent. Please remove the picture of them before we both have problems with their influential husbands. Besides, it’s not ethical just because it’s on the web.
Now that’s off my chest, please feel free to re-visit my site and maybe come do a story, there sure is one there. And, if this article is any example of your spirited reporting, you should learn to shoot. http://shootright.blogspot.com
Paul Furlong
Paul,
Photo Down, sorry I just see the Costa Rica government making poor decision after poor decision. I am from Texas so I grew up around hunting and gun safety and know that it is important. With weapons being stolen from the police armory and being put on the streets it is important to teach youth the dangers of guns and the proper use of them.
Thanks,
Dan