The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Open Circle has suspended its weekly program at the garden at Lake Chapala Society. Each week it highlights a different video of a past presentation.
The Ajijic Hiking Group has been disbanded, effective Wednesday, May 13, per an announcement posted on its Facebook page.
Cruz Roja Chapala has gratefully acknowledged recent donations of special gear to protect the clinic’s staff and patients against Covid-19 infection.
Although official records still show no confirmed cases of Covid-19 in the municipality of Chapala, a well-respected local doctor begs to differ, citing personal experience as both attending physician and patient of the disease.
With the Covid-19 pandemic looming at the doorstep, health concerns have never been at a greater premium for residents of the Lake Chapala’s north shore.
As Ajijic mourns the sudden death of seven inhabitants since last weekend, Jalisco authorities have launched an investigation into multiple cases of intoxication by presumed consumption of tainted alcohol.
Personnel operating roadblocks at entry points to Chapala over the Labor Day weekend turned away 3,200 motorists who were unable to prove local residency or other justification for admittance at the height of the Covid-19 lockdown, according to Chapala Mayor Moisés Anaya.
While many of your favorite eateries may be closed this year, a few are offering specials for mom on her day.
While regular business at Chapala City Hall is partially on standby due to the coronavirus situation, the local government is continuing its efforts to complete various community improvement projects.
