The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Shriner Noble Bill Phillips was recently in San Antonio Tlayacapan to have his car fixed. While in the workshop he noticed a young man without legs working by pulling himself from place to place around the shop on his knees.
The birth of a new and well-stocked lending library is broadening horizons for lakeside-area book worms.
The Rotary Club of Ajijic recently hosted 38 sixth grade students who attend school in the upper reaches of the Copper Canyon.
A kayak workshop was held on June 2 and 3 at the La Tasca water front in Ajijic.
While traditional 12-step addiction recovery groups have proven themselves of great value over many years, the program doesn’t work for everyone.
Replete with appropriate music, poetry and patriotism, a moving Memorial Day ceremony drew a full house at American Legion Post 7.
The last two years have been “hard times” for Israel and Alma. They were childhood sweethearts who married at 16 years old. All went well for some time and they had two children. Life was good until Israel couldn’t find any work in his construction profession. The couple lost everything except a cell phone that they couldn’t use, two beds and the clothing on their backs—and they had two more children.
