The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Expo Ganadera 2016, Chapala’s third annual stock show, opens Friday, April 1 for a 10-day run featuring exhibitions of horses, cattle and other farm animals, live entertainment and plenty of family-oriented activity.
In addition to ambitious plans for turning Chapala into a vibrant tourist mecca, the municipal government is looking for state funding for infrastructure projects that will enhance the area’s appeal as a haven for retirees.
Over the next two years Chapala will metamorphose from scruffy tourist town to breathtaking visitor wonderland if the current municipal administration succeeds in its grandiose plan to totally revamp the Cristiania Park, Acapulquito restaurant strip and east end of the waterfront, along with added improvements in the downtown area.
After three postponements, Chapala Mayor Javier Degollado appeared Wednesday, March 16 at the Centro Cultural Antigua Presidencia to present the awaited review of his administration’s 150-day milestone.
At the end of last week the Chapala government’s press office sent out an agenda of activities scheduled for March 4 through 12, giving local media outlets a welcome heads-up to plan coverage on coming events.
High school kids on the threshold of making adult decisions were introduced to a panorama of professional and vocational callings during the Career Day program held Wednesday, March 16 under the auspices of the Lake Chapala Society (LCS).
The installation of cell phone transmission towers in residential neighborhoods has turned into recurrent NIMBY (not-in-my-back-yard) issue in the Chapala area.
Bernie Sanders came out on the top in the final ballot count at the Democrats Abroad primary vote held March 7 in Ajijic.
Chapala Mayor Javier Degollado this week thumbed his nose at a group of local vendors who are calling for the ouster of Leticia Martinez Castro, head of the municipality’s Dirección de Mercados.
