The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
An eye-catching fashion show put on by models donning body paint designs and accessories made from condoms was a highlight of the fiesta held May 21 at the Ajijic plaza to benefit the Canacinta chapel construction project.
Local non-profit organizations are being urged to participate in the 4th Annual CAN-AM Day hosted by the Lake Chapala Society (LCS) from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Wednesday, July 2. The selected theme for the day is “People Helping People, 60 years with LCS.”
Jose Gonzalez Valenzuela doesn’t remember a time when he was not running on rough mountain trails.
The Rev. Gene Raymer and several members of The Little Chapel by the Lake traveled to the village of San Juan Tecomatlan on May 6 to distribute 20 life jackets to 17 fishermen and three fisherwomen. Missionary Dr. Daniel Boatright was the interpreter for the donation ceremony, which took place in the town plaza.
French food was the theme of the April meeting when the Culinary Arts Society (CASA) of Ajijic met at Min Wah Restaurant.
Amigas Jewels is a lakeside group with bi-monthly meetings to learn and share jewelry-making techniques.
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.
