General News

Anyone with sisters can imagine what would happen when they get together every other Friday night to play bridge. 

Mexico’s emblematic November 2 commemoration of Día de los Muertos is still three weeks away, but activities tied to the annual remembrance of the dearly departed are already underway at lakeside.

Golf tournament fundraiser for Red Cross has a lofty goal.

Speaking at a conference held Saturday, October 5 at Chapala’s Club de Yates, Alejandro Juárez Aguilar, director of Instituto Corazón de la Tierra A.C. (ITC), emphasized the critical role of forest conservation in ensuring the health of Lake Chapala.

Last week, a Chapala government work crew was dispatched to reconstruct the drainage system at the intersection of Calle Colón-Morelos and 16 de Septiembre-Independencia in Ajijic.

Volunteers from the Vote from Abroad program at the Lake Chapala Society saw a surge in activity between September 21 and 30, with over 400 U.S. citizens seeking help to register to vote and obtain absentee ballots for the upcoming November 5 elections.

Master artisans from all corners of Mexico will soon pack up their wares and bring them to lakeside for the 2024 Feria Maestros del Arte, scheduled from Friday, November 8 to Sunday, November 10.

Alejandro Aguirre Curiel made history Monday, September 30 by taking the oath as Chapala’s presidente municipal for a record-breaking third term.