The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Ecología de Ribera Chapala A.C., the non-profit organization managing the Ajijic Recycling Center, has completed its first community project.
Living Lakes Network has issued a powerful declaration on the conservation of wetlands as a vital factor in combating climate change.
The Chapala municipal government is facing a financial crisis after federal tax authorities (SAT) froze at least three of its bank accounts.
The HuaraChess Club de Ajedrez sponsored the sixth annual Maestros del Lago Tournament, held on Sunday, November 17, at the Lake Chapala Society.
The Lakeside Charities Grant Program A.C. exemplifies the best of our community values—supporting one another, fostering connections, and sharing resources to build healthier, more affirming lives in the Lakeside region.
Once Jalisco Governor-elect Pablo Lemus Navarro takes the oath of office on December 6, new leadership will take charge of the state’s government agencies, including the Secretaría de Cultura (SCJ).
“I had a surreal, synchronicity-filled experience at Bar El Camaleón in Ajijic—one of those moments you’ll remember for the rest of your life, maybe even one that flashes before your eyes when you die,” wrote Alejandro Wagner on his Facebook page last Friday.
After eight years of extensive demolition and reconstruction, Centro Educativo Jaltepec, Lakeside’s hospitality school for young women, is delighted to revive one of its cherished traditions: Christmas at Jaltepec.
Garden Guild
Tickets are still available for the Lakeside Garden Guild’s 2024 Floral Art and Design Show, Saturday, November 16, from 3 to 6 p.m. at Privada Revolución 1 in Upper Ajijic, hosted on the beautiful estate of Jack Talerico and Justo Ramirez, featuring gardens adorned with stunning floral arrangements.
