The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
The Satellite Rotary E-Club of Lake Chapala is pursuing a dynamic program to help children and young people develop life and vocational skills that can help keep their families intact.
For the second year running, the Texas-based Hearing Aid for Latin America (HALA) joined forces with Guadalajara’s non-profit Salud, Cultura, Desarrollo y Ecología (Sacudee) to offer free services to lakeside area children and adults afflicted with hearing impairments.
With midterm elections coming up in just over two weeks, the United States Consulate General in Guadalajara is once again providing a vital service to absentee voters residing in the lakeshore area.
New local volunteer group Ajijic Cares is planning events to recognize World Aids Day.
The 34 members of Banda Ajijic, the town’s youth brass band, have been practicing for several months. Now that the group is ready to perform, Director Rigoberto Segura has appealed to Ajijic Delegado Hector España for uniforms for the youngsters aged eight through 18.
Lakeside’s first annual Faux Antiques Road Show will be held on Saturday, October 25, 9 a.m. to noon at the Tepehua Community Center, Calle Ramón Chávez 16, Chapala.
Greg Pyros woke well before daybreak on Wednesday, October 8 at his rented home overlooking Lake Chapala in San Juan Cosala. The experienced photographer had carefully prepared his equipment the night before in readiness to observe and record the keenly awaited total lunar eclipse that would be visible throughout much of North America.