The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
The board of directors of the Lake Chapala Society (LCS) has scheduled an extraordinary meeting of current members for Thursday, February 11, 10 a.m., to carry out voting on the adoption of several amendments to the organization’s constitution.
Novice and experienced artists have the opportunity to develop and hone basic drawing and painting skills in classes that will be starting next week at two Ajijic venues.
In its final 2020 session on Tuesday, December 17, the Chapala Cabildo (City Council) approved the municipality’s spending budget for the coming calendar year.
As 2021 begins, Foodbank Lakeside is forging ahead to provide aid to Covid-impoverished families with regular supplies of basic pantry goods.
Year after year, Ajijic’s madcap Año Nuevo parade has wowed spectators with creative handiwork applied to a string of quirky floats, platoons of paraders decked out in funny costumes, plenty of high-spirited antics and the lively tunes of marching bands peppered with potent sky rockets.
Investigators assigned to the Jalisco Prosecutor’s Specialized Unit to Combat Kidnapping (UECS) unraveled the twisted tale of a couple who were swindled in a recent telephone extortion scam perpetrated while they were lodged in San Juan Cosalá.
Chapala´s Sanitation Department has issued notice that regularly scheduled trash collection has been suspended for Thursday, December 31, and Friday, January 1, due to the holiday closing of the landfill facility that handles deposits of the municipality’s solid waste.
Work on the partial renovation of Ajijic’s central plaza finally got underway Wednesday, January 6, as a work crew began demolition of the adoquín flooring of the raised platform running the full length across the northern perimeter.
Juan Diego Castro Morales and Fredi Rayo Razo have vaulted over the first hurdle to qualify as independent candidates for Chapala’s mayoral race, set for June 6, 2021.
