The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
The Chapala government has started construction of a small chapel where Ajijic residents will be allowed to hold wakes for deceased relatives.
Most local labs apparently offer PCR, antigen and antibody tests, but persons should call to enquire about availability of the specific type, whether an appointment is needed, costs and turn-around time.
The board of directors of the Lake Chapala Society (LCS) has scheduled an extraordinary meeting of current members for Thursday, February 11, 10 a.m., to carry out voting on the adoption of several amendments to the organization’s constitution.
A young man from Chapala who was heading to Ajijic on his motorcycle early on January 1 died when he crashed near the highway intersection with Calle Allen W. Lloyd in San Antonio Tlayacapan.
Novice and experienced artists have the opportunity to develop and hone basic drawing and painting skills in classes that will be starting next week at two Ajijic venues.
The first time Chapala police officers distributed apples to local children on Three Kings Day was in 2014, an initiative the local media subsequently dubbed “Operation Apple.”
As 2021 begins, Foodbank Lakeside is forging ahead to provide aid to Covid-impoverished families with regular supplies of basic pantry goods.
Following a prolonged closure related to the Covid-19 pandemic, Ajijic’s Telmex office has reopened as of this week.
Investigators assigned to the Jalisco Prosecutor’s Specialized Unit to Combat Kidnapping (UECS) unraveled the twisted tale of a couple who were swindled in a recent telephone extortion scam perpetrated while they were lodged in San Juan Cosalá.
