The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
The local Spanish weekly Semanario Laguna was sternly chided on social media for the front page of its August 11-17 print edition that consisted of a full-page ad for Lake Little Theatre’s Season 59. Front page news stories for that week were relegated to page three.
Animal welfare groups in the lakeside area have a strong track record in coming to the rescue of dogs in distress, but all their good works may overshadowed by a single local lawyer who is appealing to the federal judicial system to save the life of a Chapala street dog.
What the heck is up with the Mexican government’s surprise decision to name 45 new Pueblos Mágicos in a single whack?
The Lake Chapala region has more than its fair share of Mexican religious festivities.
What happens when a crowd of musicians unite in a single place to share their knowledge, talents and passion for traditional Mexican and Latin American tunes?
Back in March I was privileged to be a guest speaker for the LCS Open Circle program, allowing me to share reflections on my checkered life at lakeside over a half century. A few days later I received feedback in an email from a Guadalajara Reporter reader.
Sad times have struck the people of Chapala over the past four weeks, immersing them in mourning as influential individuals in the community’s musical scene have gone to their graves in rapid succession.
