The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Ooops … I suddenly knew what was in that ominous envelope even before I signed (in three places) to confirm receipt. Over breakfast last weekend a friend described this procedure as it had occurred on his doorstep when he’d received the envelope.
Remember back in the “old country” when about this time of year the chamber of commerce or some other civic-minded group would organize a “Clean-up, Fix-up, Paint-up” campaign to beautify the community?
There’s just no better way to jumpstart a surge of the pure magic of Mexico than taking time to enjoy the array of pastel blooming trees that accompany this week’s first day of spring.
Graffiti buster wanted
Antonio Enciso is looking for volunteers to help wipe out the graffiti around the Tepehua barrio in Chapala. Enciso says no experience is needed, just a desire to help this economically-challenged community reflect what is going on behind the walls.
Sunny weather, the pulse of tropical tunes and a delectable Caribbean buffet catered by Roberto’s Restaurant set a perfect ambience for the happy crowd gathered for the February 22 Fiesta Latina held on the lush grounds of the Lake Chapala Society (LCS).
The Genealogy Forum will hold its regular meeting on Monday, February 24, 2 p.m. in the Sala at the Lake Chapala Society.
The 8th Annual Royal Canadian Air Force Assoc. 904 (Lake Chapala-Mexico) Wing golf tournament was held February 6 at the Chapala Country Club under perfect skies.
