The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
A volunteer crew directed by artist Charlsie Kelly spent last week touching up the interior and exterior of Chapala’s Paula Real Public Library.
During a special session held Thursday, August 10 in Atotonilquillo, the Chapala Council approved establishing a twining agreement with the city of Pico Rivera, California.
The Jocotepec government’s Department of Public Works has been fine-tuning the illumination of the cycling path in its jurisdiction.
Community leaders in Ajijic are organizing a food and entertainment fair to benefit a local nursing student who will be undergoing her second round of complicated spinal surgery next week.
Chapala was knocked out of the Copa Jalisco women’s amateur soccer tournament after a 3-0 semifinal second-leg defeat to Tlajolumco on Saturday, August 12.
The latest addition to ongoing renovations of Chapala’s City Hall entryway, new flooring is being installed at the center of the building’s lobby.
Looking back on his life, Antonio López Vega holds cherished childhood memories of dashing out of the classroom at the end of the school day to spend long afternoons at Ajijic’s Biblioteca Pública.
Residents of Ajijic are dismayed at finding only one survivor among the 30-odd new trees recently planted by the Sembradores de Vida reforestation group at the Ajijic Malecón.
Federal authorities will consider a complaint regarding the invasion of Lake Chapala’s protected waterfront zone by the developers of a 44-unit apartment complex in Jocotepec.
