The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
For years area governments and local volunteer groups have spawned dozens of plans to force lakeside residents into conventional models of recycling where trash is separated into color-coded categories.
Savoring a rare occasion to unwind on the receiving end of a deluxe dining experience, a crowd of top notch chefs and restaurateurs from Guadalajara and lakeside converged at Chapala’s Centro Cultural Gonzalez Gallo (CCGG) on Monday, April 28 for La Gran Noche del Chef.
Cinemas del Lago is launching a special screening calendar to support altruistic causes in the lakeside area.
Tying into the April 30 celebration of Día del Niño, the local children’s homes Love in Action and Hope House have issued a public appeal to support Mas Sonrisas (More Smiles), a one-day donation campaign scheduled for Saturday, April 26.
Lakeside expats planning an Easter egg coloring session won’t find packages of ubiquitous PAAS dye tablets in shops here or stores in Guadalajara. With Mexican stores stocked to the rafters with swim suits, beach toys and camping gear for outdoor fun during Easter vacations, those tied to north of the border customs are searching for alternative methods to jazz up traditional Easter eggs.
The creativity and caring of 35 lakeside women will have nearly 300 children in four lakeside communities skipping into spring wearing brand new, handmade dresses and vests.
“They put Him to death … God raised Him to life … and allowed Him to be clearly seen … by us, who ate and drank with Him after He rose from the dead.” Acts 10:39–41
