The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
There are many novel ways to help others at Lake Chapala. Now a dedicated group, the Villa Infantil “Lunch Bunch,” needs additional help – just a single time, once a week or once a month. Assistance couldn’t be more simple. Volunteers purchase, prepare and provide a nutritious “child friendly” lunch for the 30 children for whom the orphanage is a loving home.
Set aside Saturday, January 24 to attend the Bomberos Soccer Tournament fundraiser and lend support to dedicated firefighters serving the lakeside area.
During 2015 the Chapala government will operate on a proposed spending budget of close to 331 million pesos (22.45 million dollars). The allocation approved by the city council on December 11 is still subject to review and ratification by the state congress.
The Lake Chapala Society (LCS) in Ajijic will throw a big Mexico-themed shindig on Saturday, January 31, 2:30 to 7 p.m., as the principal 2015 fundraiser for its community education programs.
Following an unexpected reversal of fortunes in his political ambitions, Joaquín Huerta could earn the record for taking the shortest government leave of absence in Chapala’s history.
The Lake Chapala Birders report that they have received many reports of Ajijic and San Juan Cosalá residents who have heard the call of the Great Horned Owl around 10 p.m. and again in the pre-dawn hours.
Following a December 16 blessing and douse of holy water bestowed by San Francisco parish curate Enrique Monteón, the Chapala government put a brand new truck on the road to enhance garbage collection in the community.
