A panel of officials from the Canadian Consulate in Guadalajara traveled to Ajijic on October 6 for an information session hosted by the Lake Chapala Society. Around 80 Canadians packed the Neill James Sala for a presentation led by Stephanie Saavedra outlining what Consulate staff can and cannot do.

San Judas Tadeo Catholic Church GDL

English Mass, Sundays, 10 a.m. Paseo de los Filósofos 1426, Colonia Colinas de la Normal, Guadalajara.

Longtime Lakeside resident Libby Townsend is preparing for her annual trek to the Copper Canyon region and is asking for donations of warm clothing, blankets and school supplies — including books in Spanish — which she will deliver to the Tarahumara communities there.

Lake Chapala theater-goers are certainly fortunate to have such a talented array of performers gracing our stages!  

Imagine being born with a skull too small for your growing brain. The soft spots in a baby’s head fuse too early, pressure building as the newborn brain cannot find room to mature.

A member of the Lake Chapala Society is highlighting a series of recent accomplishments on the organization’s campus, saying he wants to counter “negative and often inaccurate comments” circulating in the news and online.