The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
The Chapala government began phasing in the operation of the municipal traffic department this week with a start-up corps of ten officers, a patrol truck and two four-wheel all-terrain motorcycles at its disposal.
Two young men perished and another suffered grave injuries from a single car crash at the north end of Chapala’s Avenida Madero, reported on Monday, October 30.
Chapala Mayor Javier Degollado took a big step forward in creating a municipal traffic department with the October 16 swearing in of Reinaldo Martínez Villanueva as commanding officer.
With growth of the Chapala region’s expatriate community surging at an all-time high, the expansion of high quality health care services only adds to the area’s magnetism for retirees.
The final chapter of Anita’s Animals has been written in a progress report submitted last week by Edelweiss Padilla Strehlow, the daughter of the shelter’s founder.
Shopkeepers and householders from the vicinity of Calle Morelos are appealing to municipal authorities to ban informal commerce that is overrunning the Andador Axixic, a two-block stretch south of Ocampo-Consitución designated as a weekend pedestrian-only gastronomic and cultural zone.
Put on your athletic shoes and join the local alliance with Breast Cancer Awareness Month by signing up for the Carrera Catrina 5K / De-Feet Breast Cancer race, to be held Sunday, October 29, in Ajijic.
Long a taboo in Mexican culture, cremation is finally gaining wider acceptance as a suitable method for putting to rest the remains of the dearly departed.
Centro de Desarrollo Jocotepec (Cedejo) hosted a symposium delving into human sexuality, reproductive rights, gender diversity and female empowerment, held October 6 in Ajijic.
