The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Libby Townsend will hold the second annual Tarahumara Rain Dance at her Ajijic (Seis Esquinas) home on Sunday, July 28 to raise funds for the Tarahumara (Raramiri), who live in the Copper Canyon in northern Mexico.
Ajijic town administrator Hector España will host a barbeque dinner and dance party at the village plaza on Saturday, August 10, 5 to 9 p.m., to build up a kitty to fund various improvement projects.
The Lakeside Canadian Club and the Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 1, Lake Chapala welcomed compatriots to their hugely successful parties this week.
American Legion Post Seven in Chapala, the Lake Chapala Shrine Club and the Lake Chapala chapter of Democrats Abroad all held picnics on July 4 to celebrateb U.S. Independence Day.
An Ajijic family has started a grass roots school supplies project because they believe children shouldn’t miss school just for lacking something so simple as a pencil, notebook or white shirt.
Lakeside bid a fond farewell to long-time Guadalajara Reporter staff writer Jeanne Chaussee at a colorful Mexico-flavored celebration of her life held June 22 at the Ajijic plaza.
Lakeside Presbyterian Church is now officially licensed and registered with the government of Mexico as the Instituto Teologico de Lago (Lakeside Institute of Theology).
