The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Sunday, July 28, Ajijic’s accomplished long-distance runner José “Jou” González Valenzuela broke the standing Papalote Trail Axixic time record in the men’s division, clocking in at 2 hours 46 minutes 58 seconds.
The Chapala government has established an alternative recreational space for young people who habitually gather to party after dark in the residential area of Avenida González Gallo.
It’s harvest time in orchards planted in the countryside just over the hill from Lake Chapala.
Cruz Roja Chapala (CRC) reports outstanding results of the United in Our Hearts benefit held on July 24 at the La Reserva residential compound clubhouse. The event was organized to help fund the completion of the new CRC clinic construction project.
The Lake Chapala community has a new performing group that is generating much enthusiasm among local music lovers.
Maria Concepcion Venja Sarabia, an 89-year-old indigenous artisan originally from Oaxaca, is resting comfortably and recovering from a severe head injury sustained during a vicious attack by a pair of thieves who invaded her modest Ajijic home on Saturday, July 20.
Members of the Lake Chapala Society (LCS) are called to attend an Extraordinary Meeting scheduled for Tuesday, August 20, 10 a.m., to participate in the election of a new president of the board of directors and vote on proposed amendments to the organization’s Constitution bylaws.
After months in limbo, Ajijic’s Pueblo Mágico Citizens Committee was revived on June 26 with the installation of a new board reduced to only five regular members and their respective alternates.
The University of Guadalajara General Council officially ratified the creation of the University Center of Chapala (CU-Chapala) by unanimous vote during an extraordinary session held last month.
