The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Sue Torres, a long-time Ajijic resident and the outgoing president of the UVA scholarship program, is celebrating her 80th birthday this month.
Mexico’s unique customs for honoring the dearly departed will be showcased in many seasonal activities at lakeside running through the final week of October and the first days of November.
Zombies and witches are well underway with rehearsals for the 13th Thrill the World Ajijic event, scheduled Saturday, October 28 on the Ajijic Malecon.
It’s the end of an era and time for new beginnings for Yolanda Mártinez Llamas, who announced her retirement and closure of her Ajijic Unisex Salon this week.
Lip Sync director Michael Mclaughlin is working hard on this 12th edition of what he calls the “longest running show of its type,” that will take to the stage November 3 to 5. This year’s event is a diverse show with tunes from 1791 to 2014 and a host of lakeside performers.
The latest recipients of materials from the Jalisco Housing Institute (IJALVI) home improvement program called Jalisco Si Pinta congregated at Chapala’s central plaza on Tuesday, October 10 for the delivery of free materials to refurbish the facades of their homes.
In an effort to deal with limited space in Chapala’s overcrowded cemetery, the municipal government has designed a columbarium wall for the interment of cremated remains as an alternative to conventional burial.
Passion is, at its very essence, organic. And it is this natural and unmistakable quality of passion that animates José Bramasco both on and off stage.
The Chapala government is so mired in debt that for the second time in the course of the current administration it is seeking a bailout from the state legislature.
