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A member of the Lake Chapala Society (LCS) Board of Directors has resigned, alleging that the board ignored her concerns and violated its own bylaws in this year’s election.
Christ Church Lakeside
Christ Church Lakeside warmly invites the community to join us for Worship and Holy Eucharist every Sunday at 10:30 a.m.
This Sunday, Rev. Lani Zeigler will share the message, “Why Anglicans Do What They Do – Part 2.” Whether you have attended an Anglican church for years or are simply curious about our worship and traditions, this message offers an engaging look at the meaning behind our liturgy and practices.
ANAVETS Mexico Unit 19 is calling on the Lakeside community to help mark a milestone worth celebrating: six years of service, fellowship and charitable support. The Unit’s anniversary roast beef dinner will take place Wednesday, September 16, beginning at 4 p.m. at Scallions Restaurant.
All community members are invited to the latest “Understanding Mexican Culture” speaker series in early August, sponsored by the Lake Chapala Unitarian Universalist Fellowship.
In response to repeated demands from its membership, the Lake Chapala Society (LCS) board of directors has developed and approved a comprehensive Transparency Action Plan, taking immediate effect.
Since 2018, expats and local pickleball players have used the Santos Degollado secondary school’s covered playground for their games. The arrangement began when Rodger Ericson visited then-Principal Raul and asked if they could use the cement court when the children were not present. The director generously agreed with no conditions, but Rodger made a personal pledge that every player would donate at least 50 pesos each time they played.
Lake Chapala community members are invited to step into their zombie shoes and join “Thriller in Ajijic,” a high-energy fundraiser benefiting the ANAVETS veterans’ association and celebrating the worldwide phenomenon of Thrill the World.