The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
The Chapala government’s initiative to rehabilitate Ajijic’s Calle Ocampo with the installation of a double track of adoquín pavers placed at the center of the cobblestone surface set the fuse for the outbreak of a heated protest held at the plaza on the evening of Thursday, December 8.
The Lake Chapala Baptist Church Choir offers three chances to attend “Advent of Peace: Breath of Heaven,” a hand-picked collection of nativity readings and beautiful music of the season, including your favorite carols:
Alfredo Ulloa Higuera, recently appointed commander of the Chapala Public Security Department (DSP), has a novel idea for enhancing communications with the local population, as he carries out his crime prevention role in the community.
A number of Chapala residents are speaking out against local resident expats who have gotten into the habit of taking early morning strolls with their dogs along the waterfront Malecón
Chapala Ecology Department Director René Ochoa González is picking up where the previous administration left off in implementing a municipal ban on the sale and use of single-use plastic products.
The Flying Dogs Fashion Show held December 2 as a benefit for the Bone Voyage dog rescue program was a bow-WOW success, with a full house in attendance and 50,000 pesos raised for the canine kitty.
While wrapped in modern day secular glitter, Christmas festivities in the Lake Chapala area still center on long-held customs that put the Nativity story in sharp focus.
All students enrolled in nivel básico education (preschool, primary and secondary) in Mexico will get three weeks winter vacation instead of the usual two.
The din of skyrockets and lively dance concerts at the plaza hushed as of Thursday, December 1 as Ajijic’s annual tribute to patron saint San Andrés Apostal ended this week.
