The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
After months of working quietly behind the scenes, the Ajijic Pueblo Mágico Citizens Committee reemerged this week to present its 2022 Action Plan at an open meeting held Wednesday, December 8 at the Lake Chapala Society.
What’s in store for the reactivation of Chapala’s tourism sector over the next three years?
Foodbank Lakeside will have the ability to supply basic pantry foods to hundreds of needy families during the holiday season thanks to the generosity of people who opened their hearts and purses in support of the November 22-30 matching funds challenge.
The Chapala government has announced that traditional festivities held in San Nicolás de Ibarra and Atotonilquillo during December will be permitted under the same restrictions applied during Ajijic’s fiestas patronales and recent celebrations in Santa Cruz de la Soledad and San Antonio Tlayacapan.
What is the best way to guarantee the conservation and healthy future of Lake Chapala? Keep it as the main source of water for the thirsty and growing Guadalajara metro area (ZMG), experts in water resource management suggest.
There were no high-wire trapeze acts or tigers jumping through flaming hoops, but the performances brought to the Chapala area this week by Family Circus on the Road have been surefire crowd pleasers that generate lots of laughter and stress relief from the long months of the pandemic.
The swallows return to Capistrano, the turkey buzzards to Lakeside and now, so too doLos Cantantes del Lago to perform at Christmas.
A local woman was the target of an audacious pair of motorbike bandits who tracked her down on Wednesday, November 24, shortly after she made a large cash withdrawal from the BBVA bank at the Ajijic plaza.
A young man from San Antonio Tlayacapan was killed instantly on Friday, November 19 when the motorcycle he was driving was involved in a collision in front of the Ajijic Pemex service station.