The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Nine bilingual area residents have finished a four-month course to prepare them to work in the new Lakeside Health Care Assistant program.
Members of lakeside’s two American Legion posts are dividing responsibilities and facilities as they prepare to host next week’s three-day 2015 Department of Mexico Convention.
With the 2015 hurricane season officially kicking in as of May 15 and weathermen forecasting major thunderstorms to hit all over Mexico this weekend, it’s time to get serious about preparing for eventualities during this year’s rainy season.
The Chapala Sunrise Rotary Club brought to fruition several goals of its inaugural year when members doled out funds for eight projects on Saturday, May 14.
Lakeside birders continued to search for and record species of birds in the area around Lake Chapala during April excursions to Cristiania Park, where members spotted the Tri-colored Heron, Black-backed Oriole, Forster’s Tern, Summer Tanager, Bushtit, Cooper’s Hawk and Eurasian Collared Dove and more, to total 50 species for the day.
The Lake Chapala Society (LCS) is seeking a volunteer filmmaker to finish work on a documentary to be shown at the society’s 60th anniversary party in November.
