The Guadalajara Reporter
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A computer and ink cartridge supply shop located on Ajijic’s Calle Ocampo, along with the adjacent second-story living quarters of proprietor Martin Leal and his family, went up in smoke and flames Monday, February 15.
Dozens of Chapala government employees lined up at the local police station Tuesday, February 16 to take advantage of a mobile unit set up by Jalisco’s Secretaria de Movilidad (Transportation Department) for the issuance driver’s permits.
A field of approximately 120 mariners will set sail in Lake Chapala next weekend during the three day run of the Copa Porsche Regatta.
Ajijic will be the site of the first official United States Dog Agility Association (USDAA) competition to be held in the state of Jalisco. This inaugural event takes place at the Hotel Perico on the Libramiento on Saturday February 27 and Sunday, February 28.
The wicked witch of the beach is back, controlling weekend access to parking on the swath of beach just east of the Ajijic pier and pocketing the proceeds of fees apparently established at random.
Distinguished Mexican journalist Alfredo Corchado and colleague Angela Kocherga present the dialogue/discussion “Still Midnight in Mexico?” at Open Circle in the Lake Chapala Society garden Sunday, February 28, 10:30 a.m.
The brains behind the organization of Ajijic’s annual Fat Tuesday parade are suggesting some etiquette guidelines for this year.
With the inauguration of a brand new court house on Monday, February 15, Chapala looks set to lead the way in Jalisco’s effort to meet the summer deadline of implementing oral trials in Mexico.
Residents of Ajijic have a history of grousing about the town getting short shrift from the municipal government, but as long-awaited renovations in the central plaza picked up steam this week, some folks are taking issue with decisions coming out of Chapala City Hall.