The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Little Chapel by the Lake
Throughout Western history power has been a far more potent narcotic than the multitude of physical means that humans have used to get high.
The Culinary Arts Society (CASA) August meeting saw the debut of a new category: “Picnic basket Main Dish” and “Picnic desserts.”
On August 14, as part of Chapala Sunrise Rotary Club’s ongoing commitment to aid local villages, 14 club members joined 43 villagers in Mezcala for two hours of health, sanitation and water filter maintenance training.
As Juan Diego Oliva Mendoza began shooting up in height at age 15, he began suffering discomfort in his neck and upper back, accompanied by increasing physical weakness.
Jewish Congregation
Shabbat Torah services are held the first and third Saturday of the month, 10 a.m., and Shabbat evening services and potluck every second and fourth Friday, 6 p.m., at the Lake Chapala Jewish Congregation.
Cooks at the standing-room-only Culinary Arts Society of Ajijic (CASA) July 23 meeting were challenged with creating delicious Asian main courses and desserts.
A year ago, Kari Higgins, a volunteer from Poco a Poco San Pedro Itzican, approached Rodrigo Lopez of Innovation Hair Stylists in Ajijic and asked the 36-year-old if he would consider providing free training classes on hairstyling and makeup to women living in this economically-challenged village located east of Mescala.