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Lakeside bid a fond farewell to long-time Guadalajara Reporter staff writer Jeanne Chaussee at a colorful Mexico-flavored celebration of her life held June 22 at the Ajijic plaza.
Lakeside Presbyterian Church is now officially licensed and registered with the government of Mexico as the Instituto Teologico de Lago (Lakeside Institute of Theology).
Operation Feed is soliciting clothing donations for its next event, scheduled November 7 in San Juan Cosala.
Ceri Dando, president of the Lakeside British Society and a lifelong hands-on community contributor, has been awarded the British Empire Medal (BEM) in Queen Elizabeth II’s birthday honors list, announced this week.
“Tape-a-Bike, Save-a-Life” – an ongoing project of the Axixic Masonic Lodge – last week visited main plaza of Santa Cruz de la Soledad.
Inscriptions are now open for Chupinaya 2013, Ajijic’s 17th annual mountain running challenge. The doubled-pronged race will take place Sunday, August 11, taking off from the central plaza at 10 a.m., rain or shine.
A celebration of Jeanne Chaussee’s life — including many of the things she loved about Mexico: mariachi, marimba, charros, margaritas, baile folklorico, sayacas and fine Mexican food and drink — will be held on the Ajijic Plaza, Saturday, June 22, beginning at 4 p.m.
