Costa Blanca News Archive

19-Apr-2007

Ahoy there... it's Ray's navy pin-up (Coventry Evening Telegraph)
COVENTRY mum Dawn Keylock fondly remembers her modelling career - and so does a retired Navy officer now living on the Costa Blanca! For the stunning image of a then 22-year-old Dawn still lingers on in 73-year-old Ray Martin's mind after they posed together for a photo 20 years ago.

HIGH AND DRY ; Warning As Spain Holiday Homes Are Built With No Water (RedNova)
By MICHELLE O'KEEFFE THOUSANDS of Irish sun-seekers snapping up Spanish holiday homes were warned yesterday they could be left feeling parched. Around 300,000 houses being built in hotspots such as Valencia and Murcia in the Costa del Sol may not have a water supply.

Luxury Condos to Rise in Costa Rica (Multi-Housing News)
APRIL 18, 2007 -- Punta Leona, COSTA RICA -- Beach One Developments, a joint venture between Punta Dominical and the Gordienko family, has announced its plans to build Viva Punta Leona, a luxury condominium community on the shores of the Pacific Ocean and surrounded by a tropical rainforest in Punta Leona, Costa Rica. Construction is scheduled to begin in July 2007, Leslie McKerns of the ...

"Trovador" Nicho Hinojosa to perform Thursday (El Paso Times)
Mexican singer and guitarist Nicho Hinojosa will give a concert at 9 p.m. Thursday at the Capital Concert Hall, Lincoln and Coyoacan avenues.

Top International News (FOX6 WBRC-TV Birmingham)
Holidaymakers have found the rain falls mainly in Spain this Easter break. On the left is the drizzly scene that faced tourists in Marbella over the bank holiday weekend.

In Europe, care for the elderly is being transformed (International Herald Tribune)
Society is aging and governments are trying to cut the cost of paying to care for older residents. As a result, a number of new ideas have emerged to service the market.

The Resort Flowering in Spain's Own Desert (RedNova)
By DUNCAN FARMER WHEN you think of the desert, you imagine windswept sand dunes as far as the eye can see, baking sun and the odd camel train.

�8m lottery winner's spending spree (Daily Mail)
After hitting the jackpot, lottery winners these days tend to be a bit sensible. Not Jennifer Southall, however. The 43-year-old, who had never before tasted champagne or been on an aeroplane, has just one ambition - to spend, spend, spend

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