The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Despite scarce summer rainfall in the immediate region, Lake Chapala’s water level has been on a steady rise during the latter half of this month due to increased outflow from the Lerma River watershed.
Chapala Mayor Moisés Anaya (center) pledged his administration’s support for international efforts to protect the safety and health of migrants during a meeting he hosted last week
Jocotepec Mayor José Miguel Gómez this week launched “Te queremos con vida” (We want you alive), a new public awareness campaign aimed at reducing the frequency of traffic fatalities, particularly those involving motorcycles.
Jalisco’s Ministry of Health launched its Médico de Barrio program in the Chapala municipality this week, introducing brigades of doctors, nurses and social workers for door-to-door visits in the community’s most vulnerable neighborhoods.
A new face emerged as overall champion of the 2019 Chupinaya Carrera de Montaña, while a contestant with two previous titles nailed first place in the women’s division.
After more than 60 years as lakeside’s largest and most diverse community organization, the Lake Chapala Society, A.C., is preparing to transition to a new era labeled LCS 2.0, and with a new manager at the helm.
A crowd of more than 150 resident immigrants gathered at the Centro Laguna Mall Friday, July 12, for lakeside’s Lights for Liberty vigil,
The restoration of two wooden footbridges along the Ajijic Malecón has been completed through collaborative sponsorship from foreign residents and the Chapala municipal government.
Four-time champion Fernando “Dory” Mejía González is set to defend his title in a field of 500 scrappy runners registered to tackle Ajijic’s grueling 13.8-kilometer Chupinaya mountain race on Sunday, July 14.
