The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Jalisco Governor Enrique Alfaro hopped on a bicycle Thursday, August 6 for a test ride along the nearly completed eight-kilometer stretch of the cycling path (ciclovía) between Chapala and Ajijic.
With a Canadian flag draped over a fire truck as a backdrop, Bomberos de Chapala held a roll-call ceremony with sirens blaring last Tuesday in memory of Doug Scrimgeour, a tireless supporter of Mexican firefighters who passed away suddenly on August 1.
If you have noticed that the summer greening of the Chapala area can be chalked up to more than just rainy season weather, say gracias to Sembradores de Vida (Sowers of Life), a loose-knit pro-environment group that has engaged in widespread reforestation over the past month.
The Chapala government unveiled recent improvements to the San Antonio Tlayacapan waterfront malecón on Tuesday, August 4.
Incumbent Chapala city councilor and former mayor Alejandro Aguirre is back on the job following the 45-day leave of absence he took after being diagnosed with the Sars-CoV-2 virus.
Cruz Roja Chapala Administrator Víctor Javier Benitez and board president Yolanda Martinez (at left) presented a certificate of appreciation to Dona Hall and Martha Cervantes in grateful acknowledgment for the generous cash donation received from residents of El Parque Condominiums.
The Chapala government’s Acquisitions Committee has awarded contracts for the initial stages of a major overhaul of the Auditorio de la Ribera, under plans drawn up by Jalisco’s Secretaria de Cultura.
An Ajijic man is on the lam after shooting his estranged partner and her brother in a domesticdisputethat occurred at the woman’s San Antonio home around 2:30 a.m. on Monday, August 3.
Early risers witnessed a rare weather phenomena Tuesday, August 4, when several waterspouts appeared over Lake Chapala.
