The Guadalajara Reporter
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Jalisco state police officers assigned to duty in Chapala are being relocated to a base of operations in the center of town after moving out of the makeshift barracks they have occupied in La Cristianía Park for the past several years.
Local churches have not yet confirmed the scheduling of this year’s Palm Sunday activities, including the religious processions reenacting Jesus Christ’s triumphal arrival in Jerusalem customarily held in Chapala, San Antonio Tlayacapan and Ajijic prior to the Covid-19 pandemic.
The Lake Chapala Society (LCS) will no longer require proof of vaccination against the SARS-CoV-2 virus to attend upcoming presentations of its Concerts in the Park entertainment series.
Promoting non-motorized mobility is a keystone of Jalisco Governor Enrique Alfaro’s administration’s transportation, so it’s natural that he takes special pride in the Chapala-Jocotepec Ciclovia that is now nearing completion.
A crowd of 60 local anglers snapped up the bait to compete in San Antonio Tlayacapan’s first catch-and-release fishing tournament, held Sunday, March 20, at the waterfront Malecón.
In anticipation of a huge influx of visitors over the April 8 to 24 Easter holidays, the Chapala government has launched initial work to gussy up the popular waterfront Malecón tourist hub.
Alejandro González (center), head of Ajijic’s Municipal Sports Council, joins local athletes Ricardo “Chicles” González (left) and Aurelio Márquez Rodríguez, who will head off to the Peruvian Andes next month to compete in the 30-kilometer leg of the 2022 Ultra Machu Picchu mountain race.
The renovation of Avenida Francisco I. Madero, Chapala’s main artery, is set to get under way after the Easter holidays, Jalisco Governor Enrique Alfaro announced during his March 25 working tour of Lakeside.
Enjoy a flashback to the 1960s at a benefit for DIF Chapala, the local family development agency, to be held Friday, April 1, 5 p.m., at the Hotel Real de Chapala in La Floresta.
