The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Ajijic Rotary Club president Norma Cannon (right) recently lived out a childhood fantasy, dressing in full gear for a training session with Chapala’s dedicated firefighters.
The Chapala Police has arrested a minor who appears to part of a gang responsible for recent burglaries that have plagued the Ajijic area.
The February 3 referendum to choose new administrators for Chapala’s five satellite government delegations went smoothly everywhere except in San Antonio Tlayacapan.
A recent rash of home burglaries has got many expatriate residents wondering about the current status of the grassroots Community Safety Initiative, better known as CSI Chapala.
Lakeside natives whose lives are challenged by physical, mental or emotional disabilities have a new opportunity for rehabilitation through an equine therapy program coming together under the auspices the Chapala DIF Family Development agency and non-profit organization Centro de Equitacion Terapeutica Nuevos Pasos “Pepe Martinez”, A.C.
Canadian Ambassador Sara Hradecky will be at La Nueva Posada in Ajijic on Wednesday, February 20 to give her annual talk on bilateral relations and Canada’s activities in Mexico.
After his first three months in office Chapala Mayor Joaquin Huerta has earned a fairly favorable approval rating among his constituents, according to newly released results of an independent public opinion poll.
Jalisco’s Transport Department (SVT) says motorists should expect to see mobile speed cameras installed on a regular basis at weekends on the Chapala-Guadalajara highway near the Ixtlahuacan turnoff.
Eight women and 29 men are registered to compete for positions as delegados (town administrators) in Chapala’s five satellite communities, to be decided on the basis of public referendums slated for Sunday, February 3.
