The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
The 104th anniversary of the grand opening of the Chapala Railway Station was marked with a gala celebration held on Saturday, April 13.
The installation of a chain link fence surrounding a section of the Ajijic beach that began prior to the Easter holiday period caused alarm among village activists who keep a close eye on invasions of the shoreline federal zone.
Two months after closing the doors of Manix Restaurant in central Ajijic, proprietor Héctor España Ramos is on the threshold of getting back in business at a new location.
Restoration of the ancient Capilla del Rosario at the northwest corner of the Ajijic plaza is near enough to completion that a reopening celebration has been scheduled for Tuesday, April 30.
A 25-man work crew is going full steam ahead to finish phase one of the construction of the new headquarters for Cruz Roja Delegación Chapala (CRC) before the end of May.
El Lago de Chapala (Lake Chapala) is visibly shrinking before our eyes day by day. And official figures tell us it’s no mirage.
The race is now on for election of the person who will next hold the reins at Chapala City Hall. The field recently expanded to six contenders, with two female runners added to the starting lineup.
Su Elliott is the happy winner of Ricardo Sánchez Garcia’s “La Vuelta del Jefe” watercolor painting that was donated to be raffled as a benefit for The LCS Children’s Art Program.
A GoFundMe campaign organized by Richard Nagy and Mike Platt aims to support the dedicated team of surgeons and medical staff from Smile Network International lined up to perform life-changing cleft palate and lip surgeries from May 10 through 18 at the Ribera Medical Center hospital.
