The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
New real estate listings for the sale of large plots of mountain terrain, the flexibility of current zoning regulations, suspicion of under the table deals with local government officials, the inadequacy of existing infrastructure are all ominous omens that rampant urban development poses a serious threat to the local environment and quality of life Ajijic’s inhabitants.
Meditation & Chanting
Chanting followed by silent meditation will regularly include live Kirtan Music at least once a month.
Ajijic’s incipient recycling program is now under the management of an ad hoc citizens committee established Monday, December 10 by a vote among volunteers who signed up at a public meeting held the week before.
Pat Apt, who has lived at lakeside for 26 years, has been an artist all her life. While living in Maine, her dream was to be a full-time artist, which she realized she could do in Mexico.
Motorists traveling the Libramiento bypass are alerted to take precautions while traveling in the vicinity of the Chapala Fire Department station where heavy machinery is carving out a rustic pathway to assure safe passage for students en route to nearby educational institutions.
Good news for Chapala taxpayers. The SIMAPA water service authority will hold fees and tariffs for 2019 at the same rate as this year.
Chapala Comptroller Tomás Eder Morando Sánchez has issued notifications to 31 former city hall officials to clarify irregularities detected since the government transition to the current administration occurred on October 1.