The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Hit tunes by The Beatles and other golden oldies rocked the roof of Ajijic’s El Barco for the three-day series of performances by the local band Los Romeos, organized as fundraisers for Niños Incapacitados.
State authorities are investigating a shootout that occurred Thursday, January 26 on the Morelia-Jocotepec highway on the outskirts of El Molino, leaving three men dead.
Calle Miguel Martínez, the street that runs off Chapala’s Avenida Madero past the parking area of the local bus depot, was partially reopened last week after completion of the first phase of a major rehabilitation project.
Although local non-smokers and persons with an aversion to second-hand smoke may be heartened by the recent enactment of strict regulations under Mexico’s General Law for Tobacco Control, they won’t want to holding their breath for an imminent crackdown.
In conjunction with his attendance at the official opening of the Centro Universitario Chapala on January 24 (see story page 3), Universidad de Guadalajara (UdeG) Rector Ricardo Villanueva formalized a partnership agreement with the Lake Chapala Society to jointly develop academic and research projects that contribute to the development of the lakeshore region.
Hallelujah! Although Lakeside already abounds in Facebook groups, the new Chapala Ajijic Lost & Found group promises to be a blessing to the community.
Many Chapala homeowners are mystified by what’s going with the 2023 payments of the impuesto predial (property task).
Fiesta de Ecología, encompassing multiple activities with a thrust on protecting the local environment, is scheduled for Sunday, February 5, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Chapala’s Parque de la Cristianía.
Coming to town this week for the official opening of the new Centro Universitario Chapala, University of Guadalajara (UdeG) Rector Ricardo Villanueva Lomelí had more on his mind than good wishes for the first generation of local students.
