The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
The Collective for the Rights of Children (CODENI) will return to Ajijic Saturday, November 24, to open a photography exhibit, “Daily Images 2012,” in the second floor café at the Ajijic Cultural Center on the Ajijic plaza.
Festivities to commemorate the 1910 outbreak of La Revolucion Mexicana along Lake Chapala’s north shore will span November 19 and 20.
Operations at the Chapala police department are on a new course under acting Commander Ramon del Arco and his boss, Mayor Joaquin Huerta.
Lakeside area activists cried victory over this week’s news that plans for building a parallel line of the Chapala-Guadalajara aqueduct have been scrapped by the Guadalajara metro area’s water authority (Siapa).
Chapala’s Municipal Sports Council (Comude) is promoting healthy recreational activity for local families with the reactivation of the Sunday morning Via RecreActiva program.
A local pediatrician is stepping up her efforts to find sponsors so young people at Lakeside can continue their educations.
Chapala Red Cross staff gathered at the local clinic on Monday to unveil the latest addition to its emergency fleet.
Just as huge flocks of white pelicans are flying in from the north to touch down at their winter home, the Festival de las Aves del Lago de Chapala welcomes them with the third annual celebration of the region’s rich and diverse winged wild life.
At least 80 “Zombies” turned out on Ajijic’s plaza October 27 to help set a world record for the number of folks showing up in their grave finery to dance to Michael Jackson’s “Thriller.”
