The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Mexico’s Mes Patrio (patriotic month) is now upon us and special events leading up to Independence Day festivities on September 15 and 16 will crank up in Ajijic and other lakeside communities over the next two weeks.
Friends of Ajijic resident Robert Wayne Cantrell II are offering a 20,000-peso reward to anyone who finds him and gets him safely to the Cruz Roja facility in Cancún, Quintana Roo.
During a special session held Thursday, August 10 in Atotonilquillo, the Chapala Council approved establishing a twining agreement with the city of Pico Rivera, California.
On September 15, long-time Ajijic resident Tom Thompson will celebrate 30 years as the proprietor of Barbara’s of Ajijic, one of lakeside’s earliest and most highly successful consignment stores.
Community leaders in Ajijic are organizing a food and entertainment fair to benefit a local nursing student who will be undergoing her second round of complicated spinal surgery next week.
Hard times have fallen on the Reciclaje de Ribera (recycling) project of late, leaving the program’s future in limbo.
The latest addition to ongoing renovations of Chapala’s City Hall entryway, new flooring is being installed at the center of the building’s lobby.
A volunteer crew directed by artist Charlsie Kelly spent last week touching up the interior and exterior of Chapala’s Paula Real Public Library.
Residents of Ajijic are dismayed at finding only one survivor among the 30-odd new trees recently planted by the Sembradores de Vida reforestation group at the Ajijic Malecón.
