The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Leaders of the Ajijic recycling project are hailing Chapala Mayor Alejandro Aguirre and Expat Liaison Aurora Michel for finalizing a contract with the Federal Electricity Commission for the installation of 220-volt lines that allow the Centro de Acopio facility to operate the plastics compactor purchased for the project two and a half years ago.
The Lake Chapala Society (LCS) in Ajijic is gearing up for the escalation of activities expected during Lakeside’s fall-winter high season, energized by new input from the management staff.
Local motorists are advised that Chapala’s municipal Traffic Department has modified the legal mode of Paseo del Lago bordering Ajijiic’s waterfront park, and the two-block stretch of Calle Pedro Moreno feeding out from the Malecón.
Parrothead fans around the world were shocked and dismayed to learn of the September 1 death of Jimmy Buffet. However, it appears that the passing of the singer-songwriter and business tycoon will not deter the development of Latitude Margaritaville International Lake Chapala.
Sky watchers in Ajijic took in an extraordinary heavenly sight Wednesday, August 30 as the second full moon of the month seemed to rise just beside the bell tower of the San Andrés church.
It was not only the occasion of the luna llena occurring twice in the same month, but also a rare coincidence with a super moon that looks larger and brighter than usual due to a closer than normal distance to the Earth’s orbit. The next Super Blue Moon won’t be visible until January, 2037.
Chapala´s municipal health clinic was formally relaunched at a ceremony held on Wednesday, August 30 to mark the upgrade of services, buffed up installations and a brand new title.
The facility now bears the official name Servicios Médicos Municipales Dr. Juan Rafael Durán Barajas, the late Chapala physician renowned for his lifetime philanthropy and professional care for the community’s most destitute inhabitants.
Athletes looking for racing challenges this fall have opportunities to enter two events coming up in the Lake Chapala region.
The team at Ajijic’s Centro de Acopio (CdA) recycling center has resolved temporary inconveniences in handling plastic materials and, as of last Saturday, resumed the reception of articles that are currently marketable.
Mexico’s Mes Patrio (patriotic month) is now upon us and special events leading up to Independence Day festivities on September 15 and 16 will crank up in Ajijic and other lakeside communities over the next two weeks.
