The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Pedro Garcia Aguilar, the new head man at the Lake Chapala area’s division of the Secretaría de Movilidad, comes to his job with clear leadership goals.
Personnel from the Chapala Ministerio Público (district attorney’s office) and the human rights division of Jalisco’s Fiscalia General del Estado (FGE) set up for business at the Lake Chapala Society (LCS) campus on Tuesday, April 1, making good on the recent pledges of Governor Aristótoles Sandoval and Attorney General Luis Carlos Nájera to enhance service to local expatriates who become the victims of crime.
A new system for maintaining lakeside’s master calendar of events and fundraisers was revealed this week.
A joint tactical operation by police from Chapala and Ixtlahuacan de los Membrillos led to the rapid capture of a five-man gang pegged for an early morning hold-up at the Ajijic branch of Farmacias Guadalajara on Monday, March 31.
ImagenMx, publishers of the “Chapala Directory” and StreetSmart map guide, announce the launch of a new three-fold venture focusing on the Best of Lake Chapala.
Well-known lakeside resident and philanthropist Geoffrey Kaye stunned local animal welfare enthusiasts when he announced his pending retirement from the popular nonprofit Animal Shelter and Store at Hidalgo 212 in Riberas del Pilar.
The Lake Chapala Society is providing crime victims from the foreign community with a safe place and bilingual support to make their denuncias (formal complaints).
A memorial in honor of the late Juanita Reed is the newest addition to the International Garden situated at the west end of the Ajijic Malecon.
The dedication of the sacred turtle rock set for Thursday, April 3, 11 a.m. at Ajijic’s Malecón park will also be a special occasion for Casas Cariñosas, the non-profit organization that operates the Abbeyfield retirement home for independent seniors.
