Costa Blanca News Archive

08-Nov-2006

Costa Rica | Splendor on the wing: A bird-watching paradise (Miami Herald)
SAN GERARDO DE DOTA, Costa Rica -- The first time we caught a glimpse of him, all we saw were a few green tail streamers. There he was, the resplendent quetzal, reputed to be the world's most beautiful bird and now threatened by habitat loss. He was hiding in his nest, a hole in a dead tree trunk in a cloud forest -- and this was only day one of our Costa Rica birding tour.

Shore real estate transactions (The Philadelphia Inquirer)
These transactions, recorded Feb. 20 to July 7, are compiled from information on file with the counties. They represent sales of $50,000 or more.

Jeans' genes part of price tag (Contra Costa Times)
The 'premium' denim moniker gains popularity as designers try to cash in on shoppers' thirst for quality and style. Post a Comment

Spanish ex-pats to be targeted by Scottish charities (The Herald)
They're well-off and far away. But now the ex-pat community in Spanish resorts such as the Costa Blanca are being tapped by Scottish charities as a potentially lucrative source of income.

Banco Halifax Hispania expands operations (Mortgage Introducer)
The branch expansion will enable Banco Halifax Hispania to serve the growing British expatriate market looking to buy a second home in Spain. Banco Halifax Hispania also has branches on the Costa del Sol in M�laga, Marbella, Benalm�dena, Fuengirola and Torrox.

Boy aims at karate world title (Lexington Herald-Leader)
Jessamine County's own Karate Kid is in Spain, seeking to bring home more medals. Hunter Harrison, 11, is at the World Kickboxing and Karate Association's World Amateur Championships in Costa Blanca. Opening ceremonies were yesterday, and competitions begin today and continue through Nov. 14.

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