The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Last Sunday night, large crowds gathered in public squares across Lakeside and the rest of the nation to reenact Miguel Hidalgo’s legendary 1810 Cry for Independence.
Last November I had the distinct pleasure of sitting down with one of our community’s longest-living expat residents who wanted to tell me her life story.
Who doesn’t love lakeside’s summer rainy season? People relish the relief from the scorching heat of April and May.
It’s been a very rough year so far for lakeside’s restaurant sector. A half-dozen establishments have folded just in the last couple of months. Some others are now teetering on the brink.
Lakeside organizations and businesses can take various avenues to publicize their activities and products, getting maximum mileage by putting out the precise information needed to attract clientele. However, some pitfalls may cause advertising pitches to go awry.
Last November I penned a lament about the conditions of the sections of the Chapala cemetery where the remains of many deceased foreigners have been laid to rest.
It’s that time of year when folks get all hot and bothered about the hot and bothersome weather.
