The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
For Juanita Crampton and Nikki Duncan, the cacophony of village sounds is one more charming aspect of living in Ixtlahuacan del los Membrillos: from clomping horses, mooing cows, braying mules, to bands practicing and the ever present trucks announcing gas, fruit and tortillas.
Will Prescott, a 75-year-old Guadalajara resident and former Peace Corps volunteer, took out Mexican citizenship two years ago and voted for the first time July 1.
Peggy Shinn is a bilingual Religious Science practitioner and passionate about the spiritual path she’s chosen.
A small shop selling new English volumes aimed at youthful Guadalajara readers has found a niche in more ways than one.
For as long as she could remember, 58-year-old Christine Laberge strived to live a healthy lifestyle.
A conversation with Marisa Ugarte in her office is not likely to continue uninterrupted for long.
Six Sisters of Bethlehem living in Jocotepec are trying to establish a monastery that could be the largest of its kind in the state of Jalisco.
