The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
While some Ajijic inhabitants are pleased to see the municipal government finally put some muscle and pesos into local public works, others are not happy with the renewal project underway at Seis Esquinas, where Calles Ocampo, Hidalgo and Álvaro Obregón intersect.
The intersection of Calles Hidalgo and Madero is closed this weekend.
Misappropriation and irregular exploitation of public property bordering Lake Chapala has been a hot topic of interest for the past couple of years,
The fountain located on the walkway to the Jesús Pescador statue standing off the eastern leg of the Chapala Malecón is back in operation this week following extensive restoration work.
Ajijic’s faithful closed out last month with a festive finale of month-long observances honoring Our Lady of the Rosary, the town’s original spiritual patroness.
The outflow of raw sewage gushing out of manholes at various points parallel to the Ajijic waterfront has caused concern among villagers and headaches for the municipality’s Simapa water and sewage utility for the past several weeks.
The Ajijic Pueblo Mágico Citizens Committee has extended an open invitation for a public assembly scheduled to take place Wednesday, November 16, 6 p.m., at the town plaza.
With less than five hours advance notice given by the Chapala government, the city’s main intersection on Avenida Madero at Hidalgo was closed to through traffic Wednesday, November 9 at 9 p.m., in order for workmen to begin resurfacing the street with hydraulic concrete.
The Chapala’s Club de Yates will open its gates Friday, November 11 for the three-day comeback of the Feria de Maestros, celebrating its 20th anniversary as a magnificent showcase for top notch Mexican folk art and handicrafts.
