The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
In appreciation for the hospitality he has received for more than a decade as a winter resident of Ajijic, a Canadian man decided to be the anonymous sponsor of the restoration of the 13 Stations of the Cross that line a popular local hiking trail.
City Hall employees and workers welcomed throngs of Easter season visitors with the implementation of the Chapala Seguro Te Recibe program, aimed at mitigating the risk of Covid-19 contagion.
Employees from Chapala’s Public Works Department are making headway to restore the stone fountain at the city’s main intersection that was damaged on March 11 when it was hit by a loaded cargo truck that had lost brake power while en route from Guadalajara to Ajijic.
Senior residents of the Chapala area who got Sinovac inoculations last month seem to be on edge about the scheduling for the second booster shot.
A party taking place at a private residence in central Chapala on Tuesday, March 23 ended abruptly after one or more guests on the premises fired several gunshots into the air.
Benito Juarez was given his due on the day commemorating his birth, March 21, in downtown Chapala.
The Chapala government has taken the initiative to promote basic rules of the road for canine masters who exercise their pets in public spaces.
A 29 year-old man was stabbed to death during a brawl that occurred in a popular downtown Chapala watering hole on the night of Saturday, March 20. A 17-year-old was also injured in the fray.
Lakeside communities are bracing for a huge influx of outside visitors as the Easter holiday period commences this weekend, while the resident populace prepares for religious observances that will break with long-held customs for the second year running, to reduce the risks of Covid-19 contagion.
