The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Ajijic’s Pueblo Mágico citizens committee has finally taken possession of a Moctezuma cypress sapling gifted to the town by the Comité Ciudadano in Dolores Hidalgo, Guanajuato.
On February 5, all five members of the Lake Chapala Kayak Club who participated in the Amistad (Friendship) Kayak Regatta on the Santa Catarina Reservoir outside Querétaro won medals.
The tone of this year’s Carnaval festivities in Chapala and Ajijic were light years apart, according to public opinion.
Local motorists are advised that some changes in parking regulations have been implemented in central Chapala and San Antonio Tlayacapan.
Anita Torres and other members of the Poco a Poco San Pedro steering committee threw an appreciation dessert party to recognize volunteers who support multiple community projects in San Pedro Itzicán, Mezcala and surrounding villages.
Eliza F. Al-Laham, the United States Consul General in Guadalajara, was in Ajijic Tuesday, February 21 to sit in as guest co-sponsor at a conference on the prevention of human trafficking.
Lake Chapala fishermen are being called upon to refrain from the capture of pescado blanco during the seasonal ban in effect during February and March.
A review of candidates for the post of director of the Intermunicipal Association for Environmental Protection and Sustainable Development of Lake Chapala (Aipromades) is currently underway following the recent resignation of Gabriel Vázquez Sánchez who had held the post since 2015.
Chapala’s five-day run of Carnaval hoopla kicked off Thursday, February 16 with the Burial of Bad Humor send-off parade, coronation of Alejandro Mendoza “Cascarín” as Rey Feo, and Banda Caña Verde dance concert.
