The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Lakeside DayBreak Dementia Support is the name of a new organization set to launch next month, offering guidance and assistance to those caring for loved ones with early-onset dementia or Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI).
Residents of upper Ajijic are preparing for the annual celebration in honor of the neighborhood’s patron saint, San Sebastián Mártir. The festivities will span three days, beginning Saturday, January 18.
During the January 12 Neill James homage event, the Lake Chapala Society took time to recognize long-time volunteers Inez Dayer and Javier Zaragoza for their contributions to the organization’s educational missions.
The Festival del Café, Chocolate y Vino returns to Ajijic this weekend for its fourth consecutive year, offering visitors an enticing array of taste experiences curated by top producers from across Mexico.
Jalisco Governor Pablo Lemus Navarro delivered a major announcement last week, revealing the Urban Improvement Plan for La Cristianía Park, a project that will transform the sprawling public park and its surrounding area with an investment of more than 500 million pesos (US$24 million).
American white pelicans migrate from the United States and Canada to Mexico for the winter, with Lake Chapala being a favored destination.
No sooner had customers begun flocking to the new Louisiana Chicken branch at Centro Laguna than the Chapala government discovered the fast-food restaurant was operating without a municipal business license.
While many lakesiders may be wondering what’s going on with the weather in the world’s best climate, some older locals still follow the traditions of their ancestors, scanning the landscape for signs of weather patterns that will prevail throughout the year.
ANAVETS Mexico Unit #19 spread Christmas cheer in the village of San Juan Tecomatlán, when representatives of the group and Santa Claus pulled into town on December 22 to deliver gifts to more than 200 local children.
